Document exports
When you want to share your work outside Minerva, you can turn a note into a document. Pick a format — Markdown, a web page, or a PDF — and choose whether to export just one note or a note along with everything it links to.
What you can export
Every export starts from a note. You decide the format and whether to include the notes it links to.
Markdown
A plain copy of your notes, exactly as you wrote them — the simplest way to get your files out.
A note as clean Markdown
A single note, tidied up so it reads well on its own.
A note and its links as Markdown
A note together with every note it links to, gathered into one downloadable set of Markdown files.
A note as a web page
A single note saved as a self-contained web page you can open in any browser.
A note and its links as web pages
A note and everything it links to, saved as a set of linked web pages.
A note as a PDF
A single note rendered to a polished PDF.
A note and its links as one PDF
A note and everything it links to, combined into a single PDF.
What happens to links
Your notes connect to each other with [[wiki links]]. When you export, you choose how those links should appear in the finished document:
Remove the link
The link becomes plain text. A good fit when you're exporting a single note and the linked note isn't coming along.
Show the note's title
The link is replaced by the title of the note it points to — helpful when the reader can't click through anyway.
Keep it clickable
When the linked note is part of the same export, the link stays live so readers can follow it; otherwise it falls back to showing the title. Best when you're exporting a whole set of connected notes.