Exporting & Sharing

When a draft is ready to leave Muses — to publish, send, or hand off — you export it. You choose the format and how much to include.

Four formats

Open export and pick the one that fits where the writing is going:

• Markdown (.md) — for blogs, docs, and anything that takes Markdown.
• Word (.docx) — for editing and review in Office.
• TXT (.txt) — plain text, no formatting.
• PDF (.pdf) — a fixed, ready-to-share document.

One article, or a whole project

Before you export, choose the scope:

• This article — just the piece you're working on.
• The whole project — every article in the project, either merged into one file or packaged as separate files in a ZIP.

Exporting a project is handy when several articles belong together — a series, a chapter set, or one deliverable split across drafts.

For a project, you can also choose separate files in a ZIP to keep each article as its own file, useful when delivering chapters individually. Choose a merged file when you need one continuous document.

Your draft stays put

Exporting doesn't change or remove anything. Your article stays in Muses, fully editable, so you can come back, revise, and export again whenever you like.

Where to go next

• Organizing Your Work — group articles into a project before exporting them together.
• From Idea to Finished Draft — see where export fits in the whole flow.