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Export pages

A table for a slide deck, a figure for a blog post — you don't need a separate screenshot tool to pull a whole page out as an image or PDF. File → Export, or the :export command, handles it directly.

Formats

PNG, JPG, and PDF are all supported. Multiple pages save as separate, numbered files by default; turn on "merge" and images get stitched into one tall image, or PDF pages get combined into a single file.

Picking pages

There are three ways to choose which pages to export.

Type a page spec	e.g. 1-3,7-8,20-22
Multi-select thumbnails	Cmd+click / Shift+click thumbnails in the sidebar and the export spec fills in automatically
Select a table-of-contents section	Click a heading in the outline panel, then open Export — that section's page range (including subsections) fills in automatically

Selecting pages in the sidebar thumbnails and exporting — <Select pages via thumbnails, then export>

Selecting a table-of-contents section and exporting — <Select a TOC section, then export>

PDF export settings dialog — <Exporting to PDF>

PDF passwords

Exporting to PDF can set a password at the same time. On the command line, add the -p flag: :export -p [pagespec] <path.pdf>.

Where it saves

By default, exports land in the same folder as the source document. If a file with the same name already exists, Vimong asks before overwriting it.