You can export your notes and flashcards to a variety of file formats to share them with other applications or people who don't use RemNote.
If you're trying to let someone else look at or work on your notes, consider sharing them or collaborating on a knowledge base instead – these methods are usually easier for both of you!
Exporting a document
In the document you'd like to export, click the … menu in the upper-right and select Export. Select an export type and choose any options required; with most formats, you'll be able to see a preview of the effect the options have on your exported content. When it looks right, click the blue download button at the bottom and choose where to save your exported file.
Exporting your entire knowledge base
From Settings > Account, click the Export and Backup button.
As with exporting a single document, you can select a file format and any options for that file format, then click the blue download button to export everything.
The most common reasons to export your whole knowledge base are to make a backup and to move it to or merge it into another knowledge base; see those articles for details.
What format should I choose?
When exporting, there are several file formats available. Choosing the right one requires knowing what you will do with it after. These are listed roughly in order of fidelity, or information retained. Usually you should pick the format closest to the top of the list that the application you're trying to transfer data to understands.
RemNote (Complete): RemNote native format. It can be imported back into RemNote without losing any information. Note, however, that it does not currently include images or PDFs. This media is maintained on RemNote's servers, so this is usually only an issue if you're exporting from a local knowledge base; see there for more information.
OPML: The open interchange format for outliners, a form of XML.
HTML: Like text, but with text formatting rendered in HTML, the formatting language for websites.
Markdown: Like text, but with text formatting rendered in Markdown.
Text: A plain-text version of your notes indented based on the outline hierarchy.
RemNote (Without Text of Notes): Use this format only if requested by RemNote support.
If you only need to copy a small amount of content from one document, it's often easier to simply copy and paste it into the application you'd like to move it to, rather than exporting it at all. This often results in better formatting as well, since the other application can tell RemNote what kind of formatting instructions it understands in this case.