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How to export and share your story as PDF from Fyrlo

Turn a library project into a shareable PDF—with optional cover—for beta readers and backup.

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Export closes the loop: your chapters leave the app as a document others can read without Fyrlo installed. PDF is ideal for beta readers, writing groups, and personal archives.

Prepare before export

Skim the full manuscript in order. Confirm chapter sequence, title spelling, and that your chosen cover still fits the tone.

Decide whether this export is a rough beta or a polished share—recipients manage expectations differently.

Export steps

Open the project → export → PDF. Include cover if enabled. Save to Files, AirDrop, email, or cloud storage using iOS share sheet.

  • PDF includes generated chapters
  • Cover appears when attached to project
  • Share via standard iOS share destinations

Sharing etiquette for beta readers

Tell readers the draft is AI-assisted and early. Ask for feedback on plot and character, not line-level proofreading on first pass.

Keep a master project in Fyrlo; export copies for sharing so you can continue writing the source.

Backup habit

Export milestone versions—after act one, after climax—so you can compare revisions or recover if you rewrite aggressively.

Good to know

Questions about this guide

Does PDF export require premium?

PDF export is available from the Fyrlo reader. Generation credits and Premium access are separate from exporting an existing draft.

Can I edit the PDF after export?

PDF is intended for reading and sharing. Continue editing the source chapter in Fyrlo, then export a new PDF when the revision is ready.

Is poetry formatted differently in PDF?

Poetry projects export with section structure suited to verse layout.

Can I print from the PDF?

Yes. Use AirPrint or save to Files and print from any compatible app.