Export Dropbox Paper docs
Updated Oct 31, 2024
The information in this article applies to all Dropbox customers.
You can convert any of your existing docs to a .docx (Microsoft Word), .md (Markdown), or .pdf (PDF) file.
Export a Paper doc
- Click "…" (ellipsis) in the Paper doc you're viewing.
- Click Export.
- Choose the file format for your download.
- Click Download.
Notes:
- Embedded files may export as a link rather than a full preview (e.g. with YouTube or SoundCloud files).
- .docx exports are only compatible with Microsoft Word (not Google Docs or OpenOffice).
- Some versions of Microsoft Word may not correctly display special characters in an export.
- Certain features of your doc, like tables and timelines, may display differently.
Export all of the docs you've created
Note: Only Dropbox users on the old release of Dropbox Paper can export all of their Paper docs at once. If you’re using the 2020 release of Dropbox Paper, you can only export docs one at a time, using the instructions above.
To find out which release you’re using:
- Log in to dropbox.com.
- Click Create.
- Hover over Document.
- If you see Dropbox Paper in the list of document types, then you’re using the new 2020 release of Dropbox Paper.
- If you don’t see Dropbox Paper in the list of document types, then you’re using the old release of Paper.
You can export all of the docs that you've created at once by following these steps:
- Log in to dropbox.com.
- Click the grid icon in the top-left corner.
- Click Paper from the menu that appears.
- Click your avatar (if you haven't set an avatar, your initials are displayed).
- Click Download docs you created.
- Choose the format for your download: Microsoft Word (.docx) or Markdown (.md).
- Click Export.
Admins on Dropbox team accounts
If you're an admin on a Dropbox team account, you can export all of your team Paper docs if you disable Paper for your team.
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