Freeform: How to Export and Share a Board as a PDF | Complete Guide for iPhone (9/9)

📱 Once you've finished a Freeform Board you'll probably want to share it outside of the Freeform app. In this short tutorial I'll show you how to export your Board as a PDF document (either with or without the dotted background). After that I'll also show you how to create a template that you can then duplicate and adjust as you need to.

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[AllysonRogers-ggit]

how do you do it on a MacBook?? I don't have the 3 dots

[TopicalJuice]

I am eternally grateful for this entire series! I'll make sure to check out the Mac one also. Honestly, you have really helped motivate me to utilise the app to its full potential. Gotta plan my move to Vancouver ✈

[bikeoner]

It seems like Adobe Acrobat does not support it. On my iPad, it worked but when I send it to my Macbook, it's a blank page. Any ideas?

[patricktien]

How do you load a PDF's second, third, or other pages? Do I need to have each page individually or can I scroll through the pages with in FreeForm and still annotate on them?

[Sjk]

I'm loving Freeform and your tutorials. I'm struggling with moving multiple objects. It says to drag across them but it doesn’t work for me. Moving individual objects is time consuming and tedious. Can you help please?

[ROCKVIDEOMONTHLY]

This series of videos has been extremely helpful! It's refreshing to see a tutorial that’s quick and to the point; I wish more people would follow this format (maybe your next series of videos should be "how to make tutorial videos" 😂)

One of the things that I'm trying to figure out before having to dive in and experiment;
When you export to a pdf, it sounds like pictures/videos are embedded within the single file. Is this correct? If so, does that mean that the size of pic/vid is automatically scaled down to size you have it in doc?? Or does it retain original size files, so your left with some mega size pdf?? I'm extremely interested in trying to use this in my workflow for sorting through videos that I’m going to be editing. It just seems perfect for sorting and storyboarding at same time, not to mention adding notes along the way (that would make things so much more intuitive!)

I guess I was sort of hoping for an option to export the embedded files, as external files organized in a source folder or something.

Anyway, thanks again for these ☺️