> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting.md).

# Sharing & Exporting

- [Sharing and exporting overview](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting/sharing-and-exporting.md): Share journey maps via link, share specific saved views, and export to PDF.
- [How to share a journey map via HTML link](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting/how-to-share-a-journey-map-via-html-link.md): Create a read-only public link to a journey map and control who can open it and what they see.
- [How to share a saved view](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting/how-to-share-a-saved-view.md): Share one filtered perspective of a journey map as a view-only link, without giving people access to the full map.
- [How to export a journey map as PDF](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting/how-to-export-a-journey-map-as-pdf.md): Export a journey map to PDF, choosing which extras to include and letting the layout fit to one page automatically.
- [How to share or export a persona](https://helpdesk.smaply.app/sharing-and-exporting/how-to-share-or-export-a-persona.md): Create a read-only public link to a persona or export it as a PDF to share outside Smaply.


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