Apps / Exporter for Confluence

Exporter for Confluence
For Confluence Cloud

Confluence pages exported with tables and images intact

Exporter for Confluence turns a page and its children into a single HTML or Markdown file with the images embedded, so it can be emailed, opened offline or printed to PDF.

Exporter for Confluence: Tables, images and lists survive

Tables, images and lists survive

Content inside table cells keeps its structure instead of being flattened to text, and the print styles stop a table row from splitting across two pages.

Check the list before it runs

Set how deep to go and a page limit, then see exactly which pages will be exported before anything starts.

Exporter for Confluence: Check the list before it runs

A report of what did not make it

When the export finishes you see the page count and file size, and a list of anything that could not be included, such as an image that could not be resolved.

Exporter for Confluence: A report of what did not make it

Documentation

Exporter for Confluence

Questions

Where do I use it?

The "…" menu at the top right of a page → "Export". To work on a whole space, open "Export" in the space sidebar on the left and pick the page to start from.

How do I get a PDF?

Set the format to HTML and export, then "Open in new tab" → your browser's print dialog → save as PDF. The print styles are built out, so tables and rows are not split across page boundaries.

Images do not appear

By default, images are embedded in the file itself (limit: 1.5 MB per image, about 2 MB in total, so the finished file can be handed back in one piece). Anything over the limit is listed on the result screen with the reason why, and stays as a link to the image on the site.

I cannot download the file

Your browser or site settings may restrict downloads from an iframe. Use "Open in new tab" or "Copy" instead.

I want to export child pages too

Turn on "Include child pages" and set the depth of the hierarchy and the maximum number of pages. Before you run the export, "Check what will be exported" shows the page count and whether anything will be cut off.

Some of my macros are not supported

Macros that have body content are exported with that content. Macros that do not are labeled "Unsupported macro", and the result screen lists which types they were. Nothing is dropped silently.

Data and permissions

Stores
  • Export settings (format, whether to include the title, table of contents, page breaks, depth of the hierarchy, maximum number of pages, whether to embed images)
Does not store
  • Page content
  • Attachments
  • The exported document itself
Changes it makes
Writes nothing (read-only).
Permissions
read:page:confluence read:space:confluence read:attachment:confluence storage:app

Questions and support

Send us an email about bugs, feature requests or anything else. We usually reply within 2 business days, in English or Japanese.