File exports
Use Download when the recipient needs a file rather than access to the live document.
Formats in the Download dialog
- Core: Markdown, styled HTML, PDF, DOCX, and Print
- Packages: EPUB, ZIP package, and HTML with bundled assets
- Presentations: PowerPoint (
.pptx) - Documents and text: ODT, RTF, plain text, and Jupyter Notebook
- Markup: LaTeX, AsciiDoc, DocBook, MediaWiki, Org Mode, reStructuredText, and Typst
These formats are wired into the current editor export surface. The dialog hides formats disabled by the product configuration and explains login or connectivity requirements before starting a job.
Local and server-backed exports
| Export | Connection and account requirements |
|---|---|
| Markdown with Keep references | Runs from the open document without login or a connection. |
| Styled HTML | Generated in the browser; a connection can be needed to resolve uploaded assets or diagrams. |
| Markdown with signed asset links | Requires a connection; signed links expire after about one hour. |
| Markdown with public asset links | Requires login and a connection because assets are hosted publicly. |
| Markdown or HTML with bundled assets | Requires login and a connection; downloads a ZIP containing the document and media. |
| PDF, DOCX, EPUB, PPTX, ODT, and other server conversions | Require login, a connection, and a synced document. Limited free conversion usage is described in Plans & limits. |
| Opens the browser print flow; use it to print or save as PDF. |
If an export needs the server, mdedit.ai first flushes pending document changes so the output uses the latest synced content.
Asset choices
- Keep references leaves image and video paths unchanged.
- Signed links replace uploaded assets with temporary private URLs.
- Public links replace them with public hosted URLs; use this only for assets safe to publish.
- Include images & videos creates a portable ZIP with the referenced media.
Resume documents
Documents with mdedit.renderProfile: resume offer Markdown, styled HTML, and Print / Save as PDF. Follow the Markdown resumes guide for the supported workflow.
For access to the document itself, return to Share your work.