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Use Markdown export when a guide has to live somewhere written in Markdown: a docs repository, a wiki, an Obsidian vault, or a handbook your team edits in plain text.
Markdown export is available on the Pro plan.

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Export a guide

Open Share

Open the guide and click Share.

Choose Export

Open the Export tab.

Export Markdown

Click Export in the Export to Markdown row. Keep the tab open while the document is built. When it finishes, the Markdown is copied to your clipboard.

Download the file

The row changes to Download. Click it to save the Markdown file to your downloads. If clipboard access was denied, the file is still available here.

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What you get

A guide.md file. Markdown cannot carry pictures inside the document, so each step’s screenshot is stored for you and linked by URL — paste the Markdown into Notion, a GitHub issue or your docs and the pictures come with it. Each step becomes a heading with its narration underneath and its screenshot below that, drawn the same way the player draws it — background, framing, cursor, arrows, labels, numbers, highlights and blurs included.
The pictures are served from an unguessable address, the same way a guide’s screenshots already are. Anyone you give the Markdown to can see them, so treat the document as you would the guide itself.
Exporting the same guide again reuses the pictures already stored, and deleting a guide deletes them with it.

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Markdown or PDF

Use a share link or embed when you can. With links and embeds, edits stay live and Insights keep tracking.
Re-export after changing the guide. Downloaded files do not update automatically.