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To save a copy of a Pages document in a different format, you must export it by selecting new format. This is convenient when you need to send a document to people who use other software. If you make changes to the exported document, this does not affect the original.

Markups and changes added using Smart Annotations do not appear in documents exported to Word formats, EPUB or Pages '09. Documents exported as PDF display annotations unless they were hidden during export.

Note. If a password is set for the original file, it also applies to copies exported to PDF, Word, and Pages '09 formats, but you can change or remove it.

Save a copy of a Pages document in a different format

Open a document, then choose File > Export To > [ file format] (the "File" menu is located at the top edge of the screen).




1. Specify export settings.

   If password is an available option, do one of the following:

   • Setting a password. Select the Require password to open checkbox, then enter the password. The password requirement only applies to the exported copy.

     Retains the document's original password. Make sure the "Require password to open" checkbox is checked.

     Use a different password for the exported copy. Select the Require password to open checkbox, click Change Password, then set a new password.

     Export a copy without password protection. Uncheck the "Require password to open" checkbox.

Enter one or more tags (optional).

To specify a location to save the exported copy of your presentation, click the Where pop-up menu, choose a location, then click Export.

Export a book or other document in EPUB format

So that the document can be opened in reading programs e-books(eg Apple Books), it can be exported in EPUB format.

Open your document, then choose File > Export to > EPUB (File menu at the top of the screen).

Provide the required information.

• Cover. Use the first page of the document or select an image file.

  Layout. For a text document, you can use Fixed Layout to maintain the page layout, or Floating Layout to allow readers to customize font size and style (which may change the amount of content visible on each page). For page layout documents, you can only use fixed layout.

  View mode. Click More Options, then choose One Page to show just one page, or Two Pages to show a two-page spread.

  Use a table of contents. Click More Options, then select Use Table of Contents to include the created table of contents in your document.

  Built-in fonts. Click Advanced Options and check this box to include TrueType and OpenType fonts in your EPUB document.

The file extension .epub is automatically appended to the document name.

Enter one or more tags (optional).

To specify a location to save the document, click the Where pop-up menu, choose a location, then click Export.

To display more places, click the arrow button next to the Where pop-up menu (in macOS High Sierra 10.13, click the arrow button next to the Save As text box).

To make your book available for purchase or download from Apple Books, you can publish it to Apple Books directly from the Pages app. The EPUB file is created during the publishing process: export the book to EPUB format no need.

Announcement

PAGES Document File Format

Text documents created in Apple's Pgaes program (part of the Apple iWork Office Suit) have the PAGES extension. The format, created in 2005, allows you to save text in documents, as well as general page formatting. The purpose of developing the format is to simplify the difficulties that working in the program causes Microsoft Word. Not only does Pages come with nearly 140 templates for a variety of popular documents, but it also allows users to create new documents from scratch. Compatible with other Apple applications, the program allows users to drag and drop various media files into a document. As with using Microsoft Word, when using the PAGES program, users can create tables, columns, headers, footers, check grammar and spelling, count words, solve equations, autosave documents, etc. Since version 2007, Pages supports DOCX files and related files.

Technical information about PAGES files

Officially Apple company has not published format specifications, but it is known that iWork '09 Pages files contain a ZIP container file with the following files: index.xml, buildVersionHistory, and a QuickLook folder with thumbnails and/or PDF files preview. The index.xml file contains metadata and format information. Older PAGES files are not compatible with newer versions, which is why the only way to open old files, and indeed PAGES files in Microsoft applications, is to convert them. As of 2012, Pages does not support the OpenDocument format; This means that PAGES files can only be opened by Pages, Google Docs, and Jumpshare. However, neither Jumpshare nor Google Docs can edit such files. They can only save files and view them (Google Docs can also convert them to PDF for later printing).

Additional information about the PAGES format