Feature Matrix and Downloads

Pro plan users can download documents as files directly from the editor, in addition to clipboard-based exporting. Three download formats are available:

PDF

Client-side print-to-PDF. Opens your styled document in a new window with template CSS, Google Fonts, and KaTeX CSS, then triggers the browser's print dialog. Save as PDF from there. The output preserves your template's full visual design including colors, fonts, and layout.

Word (.doc)

Downloads a .doc file wrapped in a Word-compatible HTML envelope with Microsoft Office XML namespaces. Uses the same rehype-word pipeline as the clipboard "Copy for Word" destination, so the fidelity is identical. Template colors, fonts, headings, tables, and other formatting are all preserved.

HTML

Downloads a standalone HTML file with embedded template CSS, a Google Fonts <link> element, and KaTeX CSS. Open it in any browser to see your document exactly as it appears on the published page. Useful for offline viewing, archiving, or hosting on your own server.

Not every Markdown feature translates perfectly to every destination. Here is what is preserved in each:

Template Colors and Fonts

• Google Docs: Colors yes, fonts yes
• Word: Colors yes, fonts yes
• Slack: No colors, no fonts (plain text format)
• OneNote: Colors partial, fonts yes
• Email: Colors yes, fonts partial (depends on client)
• Plain Text: No colors, no fonts

Math (KaTeX)

• Google Docs: Yes (rendered output)
• Word: Yes (rendered output)
• Slack: No
• OneNote: Yes (rendered output)
• Email: Yes (rendered output)
• Plain Text: No

Diagrams (Mermaid, Graphviz, Chart.js)

• Google Docs: Yes (SVG images)
• Word: Yes (SVG images)
• Slack: No
• OneNote: Yes (SVG images)
• Email: Yes (SVG images)
• Plain Text: No

Tables

• Google Docs: Full support with template styling
• Word: Full support with template styling
• Slack: Text fallback (no table rendering)
• OneNote: Full support
• Email: Full support (rendering varies by client)
• Plain Text: Pipes and dashes alignment

Code Highlighting

• Google Docs: Yes
• Word: Yes
• Slack: No (monospace only, no colors)
• OneNote: No (monospace only)
• Email: Yes
• Plain Text: No

Task Lists

• Google Docs: Yes (Unicode checkboxes)
• Word: Yes
• Slack: Yes (- [x] format)
• OneNote: Partial
• Email: Yes
• Plain Text: Yes (- [x] format)

Images

• Google Docs: Yes
• Word: Yes
• Slack: No
• OneNote: Yes
• Email: Inline only (referenced by URL)
• Plain Text: No

All three download formats preserve the most complete rendering of your document:

• Template colors and fonts: Yes (all three formats)
• Syntax highlighting: Yes (PDF and HTML), yes (Word .doc)
• Diagrams and charts: Rendered as images (all three formats)
• KaTeX math: Rendered (all three formats)
• Callout styling: Full colored containers (all three formats)
• Tables: Full support with template styling (all three formats)

Some limitations apply across destinations:

• Clipboard exports use the destination's native formatting; downloads preserve the full template design
• Complex table layouts (many columns, wide content) may overflow in some destinations
• Raw HTML blocks in your Markdown are passed through for HTML-based exports but stripped for Slack and Plain Text
• Very large documents may take longer to process for PDF downloads
• Chart.js charts are rendered as static images, not interactive charts, in all export formats