Export to PDF

What you see on the canvas is what you get — margins, headers, decorations and all. Export produces a clean PDF, and that PDF is also a file you can re-open and edit later.

The editor with a multi-page document; the Export button's dropdown is open showing Export PDF and Export HTML. — The Export button — PDF is the default action; the caret opens HTML export as well.

Exporting

Click Export (or press ⌘/Ctrl+E) to download a PDF. The caret next to it opens the menu with both options:

Export PDF — a pixel-accurate PDF, rendered by ReflowPDF's own layout engine.
Export HTML — the document as clean HTML, if you want the markup.

Your PDF is its own source

Every PDF you export embeds its own editable source, encrypted, inside the file. Re-open that PDF in ReflowPDF later — tomorrow or next year — and it comes back fully editable, exactly as you left it. No AI, no re-upload, no conversion guesswork. That's the round-trip, and it's the reason an exported file is never a dead end.

Saving & privacy

Your draft auto-saves to this browser as you work, and rendering happens on the server only when you export. We don't store your documents — the exported PDF is your durable copy, and it's the thing you re-open to keep editing.

Note

Because the source rides inside the PDF, you can email or archive the file and still re-edit it anywhere later — there's no separate project file to keep track of.

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