21. How to convert Jupyter notebook to another format using nbconvert utility ?

In this video, we will see How to convert Jupyter notebook to another format using nbconvert utility ?

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[georgemanning]

Hi there, I have tried two methods to convert my notebook to HTML:

1. Typing "jupyter nbconvert my_file_name.ipynb --to html" in Command Prompt and within Visual Studio Code
2. Using File > Download as > HTML within Jupyter

With both methods I get the following error:

nbconvert failed: module 'jinja2' has no attribute 'Markup'

How do I resolve this please?

[emkahuda]

Could you tell me what are the requirement for MacBook user? I have followed some required steps, such as installing nbconvert, installing pandoc, and Mactex. When I tried to export to pdf it said no xelatex not found. When I am following your method by terminal "jupyter nbconvert --to pdf" there is an error No module named Please help

[stevep]

Is there a conversion to R script, or is that what you mean by script?

[patite]

Great video! How would you convert a .py file into a .ipynb notebook?

[Eleve_delavie]

Hi, thanks for the video.
what if i want to export the jupyter file to a latex template made by myself? is there any solution?

[MrChudhi]

I have a voila page with pictures and even if if I do nbconvert it does not become html, surprising