Docs/Export
Export
When you want to take your work out of Minerva, exporting gets it into a shape you can share or reuse — a document, a website, citation files, or study cards. Every export lets you choose what to include before you run it.
At a glance
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Document exports — turn a note into a shareable Markdown, web page, or PDF file, on its own or bundled with the notes it links to.
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Publishing — turn your notes into a browseable website and put it online.
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Bibliography & citations — export your references as citation files, and set the citation style that shapes them.
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Flashcards — build a deck of study cards from the cards you mark in your notes.
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Scopes & privacy — what an export includes, and what Minerva holds back by default.
In depth
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Document exports
Save a note as Markdown, a web page, or a PDF — alone or bundled with linked notes.
🌐Publishing
Turn your notes into a website and put it online.
📚Bibliography & citations
Export your references, and choose the citation style.
🗂️Flashcards
Turn cards you mark in your notes into a study deck.
🔒Scopes & privacy
What gets included, and what's held back by default.