InkSpire allows you to export your entire manuscript to several common formats for editing, sharing, or backup.
Exports are designed to produce clean output without editor-only elements.
Available Export Formats
InkSpire currently supports exporting the entire book to the following formats:
- DOCX – For editing in word processors
- PDF – For reading and sharing
- HTML – For web or further processing
- TXT – Plain text without formatting
All exports operate on the full project, not individual scenes or chapters.
How to Export
To export your work:
- Open the project you want to export
- Go to the Edit menu
- Choose the desired export format
- Select a location to save the file
InkSpire exports the current state of your project.
What Is Included in Exports
Exports include:
- Scene content text
- Basic text formatting (where supported)
- Chapter and scene order
Exports do not include:
- Scene titles
- In-editor headings
- Planning panels (World, Research, Characters)
- Editor-only metadata
Exports are intended to produce clean manuscript output.
Formatting Differences by Format
| Format | Formatting | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| DOCX | Preserved | Editing, submissions |
| Preserved | Reading, sharing | |
| HTML | Preserved | Web publishing |
| TXT | Removed | Plain text, backup |
Exact appearance may vary depending on the format.
When to Use Each Format
- Use DOCX if you plan to edit or submit your work
- Use PDF for sharing or reading
- Use HTML for publishing or conversion
- Use TXT for plain text or archival purposes
Export Notes & Limitations
- Exports always reflect the current saved state
- Large projects may take longer to export
- Exported files do not update automatically if you continue editing
If Exporting Fails
If exporting does not complete:
- Try exporting again
- Confirm the destination folder is writable
- Check Troubleshooting for common export issues
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