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The Export button in the top-right corner of the app lets you download commentary content in four formats for offline reading, printing, or further study. You can export just the chapter you are currently reading, or pull the entire 16-chapter commentary into a single file in one click.

Export formats

Current Chapter — Plain Text

Downloads the currently open chapter as a .txt file. Contains verse references, Bible text, and commentary in clean, readable plain text — no markup, no styling. Ideal for copy-pasting into notes or study documents.

Current Chapter — HTML

Downloads a formatted, print-ready HTML file for the current chapter. Styled to match the app’s visual design, making it suitable for printing directly from your browser or saving as a polished offline reference.

Full Commentary — Plain Text

Downloads all 16 chapters concatenated into a single .txt file, separated by clear chapter headings. The complete text of every verse and every commentary entry in one portable document.

Full Commentary — HTML

Downloads the complete commentary as a self-contained HTML document with embedded CSS. Open it in any browser, share it, or archive it — no internet connection required after download.

How to export

1

Open the chapter you want to export

Click any chapter in the sidebar to open it in the main reading pane. This step is required if you intend to use either of the Current Chapter export options.
2

Click the Export button

Click the Export button in the top-right corner of the app. A modal dialog opens listing the four available export formats.
3

Select a format

Choose your desired format from the modal. Each option is labeled clearly with the scope (current chapter or full commentary) and file type (plain text or HTML).
4

Download the file

The file downloads immediately to your browser’s default download location. No sign-in or confirmation step is required.
The Current Chapter export options require a chapter to be open in the main pane. If no chapter is open when you click Export, you will see an alert asking you to open one first before proceeding.
Use the Full Commentary — HTML option to create a standalone offline archive of the entire commentary, including all styling. The resulting file is fully self-contained and renders correctly in any modern browser without an internet connection.