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Share Confluence with people who don’t have a login.

Customers, auditors and partners need the content, not an account. Turn a page, a page tree or a whole space into one branded PDF, or into clean Markdown for Git and Obsidian.

Built forCustomer success and servicesCompliance and qualityEngineering teams
How the work flows
  1. Confluence pagesA page, a tree or a space
  2. PDFTemplate, cover, table of contentsPDF Exporter for Confluence
  3. MarkdownFront matter, attachments, wikilinksMarkdown Exporter for Confluence
  4. Outside readersCustomers, auditors, repos

What changes when you share

  • Scope

    Exporting a set of pages means one file per page and stitching them together.

    A page tree or a whole space becomes one merged PDF, or a ZIP of separate PDFs.

  • Look

    The export looks like a printout of the wiki.

    Admin-managed templates with a cover, headers and footers, page numbers and a watermark.

  • Format

    Content that belongs in Git or Obsidian has to be rewritten.

    Markdown export with YAML front matter, attachments and optional [[wikilinks]].

  • Who can do it

    Someone with the right tool has to run every export.

    Anyone who can view a page can export it to PDF.

How teams share Confluence content

PDF for people, Markdown for tools. Both export from the page tree you already have.

  1. Pick the pages

    A single page, a page and everything under it, or a whole space.

  2. Export a PDF people want to read

    Choose a template your admins manage, with a cover page, table of contents, headers, footers and page numbers. Add a watermark for drafts and confidential copies.

    PDF Exporter for Confluence
  3. Or export Markdown for Git and Obsidian

    A ZIP that mirrors the page hierarchy, with front matter, attachments and filename patterns, plus a REST API for scheduled exports.

    Markdown Exporter for Confluence
  4. Send it

    Attach the PDF to the customer email or audit folder, or commit the Markdown to the repository.

The apps

Each one installs on its own from the Atlassian Marketplace and runs on Atlassian Forge.

Confluence on its own, and with the apps

NeedConfluence on its ownWith the apps
PDF of a page treeLimited control over layoutOne merged PDF or a ZIP of PDFs
BrandingLittle controlTemplates, nine cover designs or a custom cover
Table of contents and page numbersLimitedYes, one to three heading levels
WatermarkNot built inText watermark with adjustable opacity
Export to MarkdownNot built inPages, trees or spaces with front matter
Automate exportsNot built inMarkdown Exporter REST API

Questions

How do I share a Confluence page with someone outside the company?

Export it. PDF Exporter turns a page, a page tree or a whole space into one PDF you can send, so the reader never needs a Confluence account.

Can I export a whole Confluence space to one PDF?

Yes. Pick the space or a page tree and choose one merged PDF, or a ZIP of separate PDFs.

Can the PDF carry our branding?

Yes. Site admins manage templates with a cover page (nine designs or a custom one), headers and footers, page numbers, a table of contents and a text watermark, and people pick a template when they export.

Who can export?

Anyone with view permission on the page can export it to PDF.

How do I export Confluence to Markdown?

Markdown Exporter for Confluence exports pages, subtrees or a whole space to a ZIP of Markdown files that mirrors the page tree, with YAML front matter and attachments, and optional Obsidian-style wikilinks.

Does our content leave Atlassian during the export?

No. Both apps are built on Atlassian Forge and carry the Runs on Atlassian badge, so the export runs on Atlassian's infrastructure.

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