PDF export
Learn how to export a PDF copy of your content on GitBook.
The PDF export is a beta feature, available with a Pro or Enterprise plan. It allows:
- 1.Visitors to your published content to download the space as a PDF file.
- 2.You and other logged-in users to export a single page, a page with its subpages, or an entire space as a PDF file.
Permissions
Admins and creators can enable and disable PDF export for a space.
To enable or disable PDF export for your readers, head to the customization settings for a space or collection. On the configure tab, you can enable or disable the PDF export setting. This setting determines whether or not readers of your published content can download it in PDF format.
Enable or disable PDF export for your published content
Regardless of the configured customization setting shown above, members of an organization (on the Pro or Enterprise plan) who are logged in to the app can export a page, or an entire space as a PDF file.
- 1.You can access the export menu through page actions which are displayed on the right-hand side of the editor. Alternatively, navigate to the share button in the top right-hand corner and click on 'Export as PDF' in the share modal.
- 2.Go to the page that you would like to export, and click export as PDF in page actions.
- 3.Select only this page.
- 4.Click the export button.
- 5.Wait for the PDF file to be created, then click the download button.
Export "Only this page" as a PDF
- 1.Make sure the space is in edit mode so that page actions are displayed on the right-hand side of the editor. Alternatively, navigate to the share button in the top right-hand corner and click on 'Export as PDF' in the share modal.
- 2.Go to any page within the space you'd like to export and click export as PDF in page actions.
- 3.Select the entire space.
- 4.Click the export button.
- 5.Wait for the PDF file to be created, then click the download button.
Export "Entire Space" as a PDF