How to export a document to PDF in Vaiz


Export a Vaiz document as a PDF when you need a static copy for sharing or offline use. The exported file keeps the document structure while adapting content that cannot be displayed in PDF format.

Step 1: Open the document

Select the required space, then open the document you want to export.

Vaiz home screen with Space docs and Personal docs highlighted in the sidebar

Step 2: Download the PDF

Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner of the document and select Download PDF.

Document menu open with Download PDF option highlighted

The exported file will appear in your browser’s Downloads folder with the same name as the original document.

Browser downloads panel showing the exported document as a PDF file

Step 3: Review the exported file

Please note that the PDF includes the name of the document creator below the title.

Exported PDF showing the document title with the creator's name below it

At the bottom of each page, you will also see the page number, a note that the document was created in Vaiz, and a QR code linking to the app.

PDF footer showing the page number, Vaiz attribution, and a QR code linking to the app

Step 4: Check unsupported blocks

Some blocks can't be exported to PDF. This includes Code Editor, Code Sandbox, Swagger, GraphiQL, Diagram, Story, and Code blocks.

Document with a Story block marked "Not supported" for PDF export

These blocks are skipped during export and don't appear in the PDF. The content after them continues normally.

Exported PDF with the unsupported Story block skipped and content continuing normally

Step 5: Check embedded videos

Embedded videos remain visible and playable in the Vaiz document.

Document with a playable embedded YouTube video

When you export the document to PDF, embedded videos are replaced with a QR code and the name of the source platform, since PDF files can't contain playable video content.

PDF page with a QR code and label for the embedded YouTube video

Tip: Review the exported PDF before sharing it if your document contains unsupported or embedded content. Some elements may be exported differently from the live document.