Export
Export your documents from the File > Export menu or the Export dialog.
Generates clean, self-contained HTML with inline styles. The exported file includes all formatting, math rendering, and code highlighting.
Creates a print-ready PDF via the system print dialog. Supports customization of paper size (A4 / Letter), margins, and layout.
Notion
Section titled “Notion”Exports a Notion-compatible Markdown file. Automatically converts Baram-specific syntax that Notion doesn’t understand:
| Baram Syntax | Notion Output |
|---|---|
[[page]] wikilinks |
[page](page.md) standard links |
> [!type] callouts |
Emoji-prefixed blockquotes |
$inline$ math |
$$inline$$ block math |
==text== highlight |
**text** bold |
~text~ subscript |
Unicode subscript or $_{text}$ |
^text^ superscript |
Unicode superscript or $^{text}$ |
[^id] footnotes |
Inline (id) with Notes section |
((ref)) block references |
Stripped |
| Definition lists | **Term**: Definition format |
Pandoc Formats (Word, LaTeX, EPUB, RST)
Section titled “Pandoc Formats (Word, LaTeX, EPUB, RST)”With Pandoc installed, Baram supports additional export formats:
| Format | Extension | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Word | .docx |
Editable Word document, with optional reference template for styling |
| LaTeX | .tex |
Typesetting format for academic/scientific documents |
| EPUB | .epub |
E-book format for Kindle, Apple Books, etc. |
| RST | .rst |
reStructuredText for Sphinx documentation |
Setup:
- Install Pandoc on your system
- Baram auto-detects Pandoc from your PATH — the Export dialog shows Pandoc formats when available
- The Export dialog lets you pick a Word reference template and (when needed) resolves the Pandoc executable automatically
Word Templates:
When exporting to Word (DOCX), you can select a reference template (.docx file). Pandoc applies the template’s styles — headings, fonts, colors, headers/footers — to the exported document.
Markdown preprocessing:
Baram automatically converts its extended syntax to Pandoc-compatible format before export: wikilinks become standard links, callouts become bold-prefixed blockquotes, highlight becomes bold, and subscript/superscript use HTML tags.