Export to PDF

Rhetis allows you to export the final deck as a PDF file. PDFs are suitable for review, email delivery, archiving, and printing, but the exported file cannot be edited with Rhetis’s block editor.

Things to Check Before Exporting

• Verify that the final deck has been fully generated.
• Export only after all images have finished loading.
• Ensure there is no clipped text, empty blocks, or placeholder phrases.
• Check the units and sources of charts and tables.
• If the file is for external distribution, confirm that comments, internal code names, and personal data are not exposed.
• Set the browser zoom level to 100 % whenever possible.

Creating a PDF

1. 1

   Open the final deck

   Open the project you want to export from the gallery or recent projects and confirm it is in the final deck state.

2. 2

   Select PDF export

   Click the export button at the top. Do not click the same button multiple times while it is processing.

3. 3

   Wait for rendering

   Rendering time depends on the number of slides and the amount of image data. Keep the tab open until the browser download starts.

4. 4

   Open the file for inspection

   First check the first slide, slides with a lot of data, slides with many images, and the last slide. Verify the page count and order.

5. 5

   Save to a safe location

   Include the project name and a version or date in the filename. Example: 2026_Q2_board_update_v3.pdf.

What to Verify in the Exported PDF

• Whether the slide aspect ratio is preserved
• That no pages are duplicated or omitted
• That Korean and English fonts are not corrupted
• That translucent elements and shadows are not too dark
• That images have not turned into black boxes or empty areas
• That links work if required
• That printer margins and cutoffs are acceptable

When the Download Does Not Start

• Check the browser’s download block indicator.
• Disable pop‑up or new‑window blockers.
• Wait until image and style processing is finished.
• Refresh the page, reopen the final deck, and try again.
• Open the same project in a different browser to verify.
• Avoid clicking multiple times; wait for each operation to finish.

When Some Slides Are Cut Off or Empty

• Return to the problematic slide and check for text overflow and empty image areas.
• Export again after all web fonts and images have loaded.
• Split very long tables or lists into two slides in the skeleton.
• Verify that browser extensions are not altering page styles.
• If the problem repeats, record the project name, slide number, browser, and time of occurrence.