Publish your world
Your world’s wiki can become a designed publication — cover, contents, chapters, page numbers — and reach readers as a file or as shared access in the app. Here’s the path from “done writing” to “in their hands”.
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Shape the wiki like a book. Your folder structure becomes the book’s parts and chapters, so tidy folders make a tidier book — reorganise from the page tree in the World Hub’s Wiki tab.
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Polish the pages. Give headings meaningful titles (they build the contents page and bookmarks), and check your
[[wikilinks]]— links between exported pages become clickable cross-references in the PDF. The export page lists what prints and what appears as a placeholder. -
Export to PDF. From any wiki page’s cover toolbar, click Export to PDF, choose a theme — Sourcebook, Encyclopaedia, or Field Journal — set the title and credits, and generate. Big wikis render in the background; save your options as a preset for next time. Export to PDF covers every option. It’s a Collector feature.
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Or make an ebook. The same export dialog offers Export ePub, which packages the whole wiki as a portable ebook for e-readers — also Collector.
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Share access in the app. For readers who should explore the living world rather than a file, generate a read-only share link — with an expiry if you want one — or invite named people directly via collaborators. Either way it appears on their Shared with you page.
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Mind what readers can see. Exports respect access: you get every page including drafts, while shared viewers only get pages published to them — and read-only visitors can’t edit anything. Details on the export page and in sharing & permissions.