Export to Word and Markdown
Notes in LiveAI are not always the final destination. Finished text often needs to go somewhere: to a client, an editor, a blog, or a code repository. One click — the file is ready.
Export formats
Three formats for different needs.
Word (DOCX) — opens in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice. Formatting is preserved: headings stay headings, tables stay tables.
Markdown — renders correctly in GitHub, GitLab, Obsidian, and most static site generators. Good for developers and technical documentation.
HTML — ready-made code for inserting into a website or CMS.
When you need it
Sending to a client. You wrote a text or meeting notes for a client — export to Word and send it. No manual copying or worrying about formatting.
Passing to an editor. The draft is ready. Export to DOCX, and the editor can revise it with familiar tools in Word.
Publishing technical content. You wrote documentation or an article — export to Markdown and put it on GitHub or GitLab.
Posting to a website. HTML export lets you insert the finished content into a CMS or page directly.
Formatting does not break
When you export, the document structure is preserved. First-level headings become headings in Word. Lists stay lists. Tables transfer correctly. No need to manually fix formatting after exporting — that would take time and defeat the purpose. More about supported elements in the formatting documentation.
How it works
Write your note
Write and format your note in the editor.
Open the export menu
Open the export menu.
Choose a format
Choose a format: DOCX, Markdown, or HTML.
Download the file
The file downloads to your device.
Three formats
Three formats to choose from: Word, Markdown, HTML.
Formatting preserved
Formatting is preserved on export.
Easy to share
Easy to pass to a client, an editor, or publish your research.
No manual transfer
No need to manually move text from one tool to another.
Try it free
That is what export is for: Word (DOCX), Markdown, or HTML. One click — the file is ready.