# Export to PDF.

## Download a Liveboard as a PDF <a href="#download-a-liveboard-as-a-pdf" id="download-a-liveboard-as-a-pdf"></a>

Downloading a Liveboard as a PDF is a convenient way to save and share comprehensive visual data without the need to download each visualization separately. By following a few simple steps, you can generate a PDF that either mirrors the layout of the Liveboard or presents each visualization individually. Here’s how you can do it:

* Navigate to the top menu and click on “Liveboards.”
* From the list, choose the desired Liveboard by clicking its title.&#x20;

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* Once the Liveboard opens, click on the “More options” menu.
* Select “Download PDF.”&#x20;

In the download window, you’ll have two main format options:

## **Liveboard: This option generates a PDF that consolidates multiple visual answers onto the same page, replicating the layout seen on the Liveboard.**

* Under Format, select Liveboard.
* Under Layout, choose either the Landscape or Portrait page orientation.
* Click on Download.

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## **Visualizations: This option creates a PDF with each visualization on a separate page.**

* Under Format, select Visualizations.
* Under Layout, choose either the Landscape or Portrait page orientation.
* Under Content, specify if you want the table visuals to end after filling the whole page by selecting the Truncate Tables option.
* Under Visualizations, select the visualizations you want to include in the PDF. Deselect any visualizations you do not want. If your Liveboard has tabs, you can also select or deselect tabs to include in the PDF.
* Select Download.

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