Export formats
Since a diagram composed of multiple boards can't be represented as a single image, the export options are different.
- Multiple SVGs
- The default output writes multiple SVG files to your output path.
- They are nicely organized on the file system, with appropriate directories and file names.
- Internal board links are rewritten to point to those file paths, so they work if you open the SVG and just click on it.
- Single animated SVG
- This is useful for small compositions. It's great for a small number of Steps or flipping between some Scenarios, but if the composition has too many boards, the viewer may get confused or wait until a loop.
- On the CLI, passing
--animate-interval=1200
sets the resulting SVG to be an animation that stays on each board for 1200ms.
- Single animated GIF
- Same as above, but useful in different contexts, like where SVG is not rendered.
- PDF
- PDF can be multiple pages, so this medium is suitable for multi-board diagrams. Each board is simply another page, and objects can be linked to those pages.
- This is the most suitable medium for layers currently.
- PowerPoint
- Specify the output as
.pptx
to get a PowerPoint presentation. - Works on Google Slides, for easy web sharing of multi-board diagrams.
- Specify the output as