Export

Export your lyrics and setlist for print or a music stand.

Max The Export button in the toolbar turns your current setlist into a clean, printable sheet — for the band's music stands, the FOH engineer, or the group chat. Pick PDF or PNG from the export menu, or use Ctrl + P (PDF) / Ctrl + E (PNG).

The Export menu on the toolbar — choose PDF or PNG.

What's on the sheet

• Numbered song blocks — songs appear in your current Sort order, each as a block with its number and title.
• Per-section rows — every section is listed with its duration and bar count.
• Totals — each song block ends with its total duration/bars, and the sheet ends with the whole set's total.
• Loops recalculated — a +LOOP:N section is shown with a ×N tag and its duration and bars are multiplied by N, so the totals reflect what you'll actually play. Infinite loops (+LOOP) are listed at base length without a tag.
• Skipped sections — sections marked +SKIP (or bypassed by a >>> transition) are shown crossed out with a "(skip)" tag and are excluded from all totals.
• Hidden songs excluded — songs you've hidden in Sort don't appear on the sheet at all.
• Descriptions & notes included — a song's Description (from the per-song menu) prints under its title, and [note] text from locator names appears next to the section it belongs to.

PDF opens your browser's print dialog (print it or save as a file); PNG downloads an image that's easy to drop into a chat.

Lyrics export is separate

Exporting lyrics & chords to PDF/PNG lives in the Lyrics toolbar, not in this menu — see Lyrics for writing and exporting charts.