Good moments to use it
Where export everything earns its place
- Convert cover notes or lesson drafts into a printable PDF
- Save generated plans as Markdown or plain text for your drive
- Copy cleaned text to the clipboard for email or a shared doc
Turn lesson notes or drafts into printable PDF, plain text, Markdown or HTML. Local browser export — no Google Drive or Slides connection required.
Why use it?
Teachers often end a planning session with useful text trapped in a browser tab. Export Everything is a simple local converter: write or paste content, then download a format you can print or file. It does not connect to Google Drive or Slides — it keeps the workflow offline and honest.
Good moments to use it
Teacher tip
Always skim AI or generated text before exporting. A clean file still needs your professional check for accuracy and tone.
In the classroom
A simple routine for making the tool useful rather than distracting.
Example
Example: generate an emergency cover outline elsewhere on the site, paste it here, add the class name as the title, then print to PDF for the cover folder before the first bell.
Help
Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.
Print-to-PDF, plain text (.txt), Markdown (.md), HTML, and clipboard copy. There is no Google Slides or Drive integration.
Yes. You can prepare content on any device with a browser. Print-to-PDF depends on the device print dialog.
No. Everything stays in your browser until you download or copy it.
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