> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.yamuno.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Export Pages

> How to export single pages, hierarchies, and spaces to PDF

# Export Pages

## Single Page Export

Export one Confluence page as a standalone PDF.

**Steps:**

1. Navigate to the page you want to export
2. Click **•••** (More actions) → **Export to PDF**
3. Select a template
4. Click **Export**
5. Your PDF downloads immediately

## Page Hierarchy Export

Export a parent page and its child pages as individual PDFs bundled into a ZIP.

**Steps:**

1. Navigate to the parent page
2. Click **•••** → **Export to PDF**
3. Select **"Include child pages"**
4. Review the page list — uncheck any pages to exclude
5. Select a template
6. Click **Export** and download the ZIP

Each child page becomes a separate PDF inside the ZIP, named after the page title.

## Space Export

Export an entire Confluence space from the global Apps menu.

**Steps:**

1. Click **Apps** in Confluence global navigation → **PDF Exporter**
2. Select the target space
3. Choose which pages to include (select all or filter)
4. Select a template
5. Click **Export**
6. Download the ZIP archive

## Content Preservation

The PDF exporter preserves all standard Confluence content:

* Headings, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough
* Ordered and unordered lists, nested lists
* Tables with borders and alignment
* Code blocks with monospace formatting
* Images and inline media
* Info, warning, note, and tip panels (styled as colored boxes)
* Horizontal rules and blockquotes

**Macros:** Standard Confluence macros are rendered as their visual output. Complex third-party macros may render as plain text or be omitted.