Export

Your book, out the door in one click

Five formats, the whole manuscript, no credits spent and no plan required. The door is not locked, which is the only thing that makes it safe to move in.

No credit card. Your book stays yours.

Lock-in by another name

Plenty of writing tools hold your manuscript a little tighter than they admit — export behind the top tier, formats that lose your chapter breaks, a copy-paste job at the end of a year of work.

FeelyWrite treats export as a right rather than a feature. Whole book, five formats, free, any time, on any plan.

What it does

What Export actually does

01

Five formats

docx for your editor, pdf for reading, epub for your e-reader, markdown for your own tools, plain text for anything else.

02

The whole book, structured

Chapters and scenes come out in order with their structure intact — not one undifferentiated block of text.

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Optional extras

Include your chapter outlines above the prose, or append your Story DNA, when you are handing the book to someone who needs the scaffolding too.

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Free, on every plan

Export does not spend a credit and is not gated behind a tier. It works the same on the free account as on the largest plan.

This one is free

It does not spend a credit, on any plan.

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How it works

A partner that remembers your whole book

01

Set your premise

Capture your idea, characters and world as Story DNA. It becomes the memory every suggestion is measured against, so nothing drifts.

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Write with a partner

Draft a scene, reshape a paragraph, deepen a description, or ask for three ways forward when you stall. You keep every word you want and ignore the rest.

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Keep your voice

Nothing is auto-published and nothing is locked in. Your manuscript stays yours. Export the whole book to docx, epub, pdf, or markdown anytime.

Questions about Export

Does exporting cost credits?

No. Export is free on every plan, including the free account. Credits are only for generation.

What happens to my book if I cancel?

It stays yours and it stays exportable. Your manuscript and its copyright were never ours.

Which format should I send to an editor?

docx, in almost every case — it is what track-changes workflows expect. Use epub to read your own draft on an e-reader, which is the fastest way to catch what your eye skims on screen.

Try Export on your own scene.

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