

To export multiple notes: You can select multiple notes with the Drop Bar, then tap the Export Notes option.Tap any one to preview it, then tap the share arrow in the upper right To export a single note: Tap the ⓘ in the upper right of a note to display the Information Panel, then check the format options at the bottom.Here are a few ways to get started, organized by platform. It’s easy to export one, some, or all of your notes on any device, even iPhone! Beyond sharing with other people and apps, this can be a good part of your backup strategy. Share a note as RTF for that friend who still edits in old school rich text.Export a Markdown note with photos as a TextBundle file, retaining the advantages of both plain text and images.Turn a note into an HTML file to serve as a basic webpage (Bear Pro required).Export all your notes to Markdown or TextBundle formats for safe keeping or, dare we say it, switching to another app.Share a plain text shopping list with a significant other so they can add it to any app they want.

Send a note in Markdown format to Day One as the day’s journal entry.This export flexibility can be useful for all kinds of scenarios: At any time, you can export notes to a variety of open, portable formats, even if you don’t have Bear Pro. We built Bear with open standards in mind.
