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Overview

HTML export creates a standalone .html file that can be opened in any browser without an internet connection. All images are embedded directly into the file.
Free plan users get the static HTML variant. Pro and Business users unlock interactive and presentation-style variants as well.

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How to Export HTML

1

Open your document

Navigate to the document you want to export in the editor.
2

Click Export > HTML

In the editor toolbar, click Export and select HTML.
3

Choose a variant (Pro+)

If you are on Pro or Business, select one of the three variants:
  • Static — a clean, scrollable page
  • Interactive — clickable table of contents and collapsible sections
  • Presentation — slide-based view with keyboard navigation
4

Download the file

The .html file downloads to your computer. Open it in any browser to view.

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HTML Variants

VariantDescriptionPlan
StaticClean scrollable page with all content inlineAll
InteractiveTOC sidebar, collapsible sections, smooth scrollingPro+
PresentationSlide-based with arrow key navigationPro+

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What’s Included

  • All text formatting, headings, lists, and tables
  • Images embedded as base64 (no external dependencies)
  • Code blocks with syntax highlighting
  • Responsive layout that adapts to screen size

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Use Cases

  • Offline documentation — share the file via email or USB without requiring internet access.
  • Internal wikis — upload the HTML file to your company intranet or Confluence.
  • Client deliverables — send a self-contained tutorial that works anywhere.
All images are embedded directly in the HTML file as base64-encoded data. The file is fully self-contained — no external requests are made.
Yes. The exported file is standard HTML. You can open it in any code editor and modify styles, content, or structure.
There is no hard limit, but documents with many high-resolution screenshots will produce larger files. A typical 20-screenshot document generates a 5-15 MB HTML file.
The variant picker only appears on Pro and Business plans. Free plan users automatically get the static variant.