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How each export options work?

Import/Export Data

Import and export data for working with Inscribed editor. (you will get: filename.ins)

Warning: The import option will override the existing data stored on the browser. Always backing up the data and be careful when import.

Export as GIF

Export as GIF file to use on your blog, documentation, or posting on social media.

Example GIF:

Example GIF

Embed Presentation

Create an iframe embed code in “presentation format” to embed everywhere. Recommended for explaining something in a step-by-step presentation format.

Example Presentation Embed

Embed with Slider Template

Create an iframe embed code in “slider template format” to embed everywhere. Recommended for visualizing some ideas or process e.g. algorithm.

Example Slider Template Embed

Get Shareable Link

Generate a direct shareable link from your Gist URL for easy sharing. This option provides a simple URL that can be shared via email, chat, or social media without embedding. The link can be opened directly in a browser to view the presentation.

Working with GitHub Gists

For the embed and shareable link options, you need to save your presentation data to a GitHub Gist. Here are some helpful tips:

Using Multiple Files in a Single Gist

If your Gist contains multiple valid Inscribed files, the system will automatically detect them and display a dropdown menu for you to select which file to use.

Direct File Links

You can link directly to a specific file in a Gist using the filename parameter in the URL. For example:

https://gist.github.com/username/gistid?filename=presentation.ins

When a Gist contains multiple files with valid Inscribed data, the system automatically adds this parameter to specify which file to use. This allows you to share a direct link to a specific presentation within a multi-file Gist.