When HTML is the right export
Choose HTML when the recipient can open a browser and you want a scrollable, self-contained reading experience. It keeps the finished comic together rather than requiring a separate image viewer.
HTML export is not EPUB or MOBI. If a retailer or reading app requires an ebook-specific package, check that platform format separately.
Finish the comic before export
Review every selected page, dialogue line, character name, cultural detail, and page order before exporting. An HTML ebook preserves the finished output; it does not replace the review pass.
Choose the cover and page range supported by the current export flow. Final exports do not include private scripts or internal creation data.
Read and share offline
Open the exported HTML file in a modern browser and test it from the location where it will be shared. Verify that images load, the reading order is clear, and the cover and final page appear as expected.
Keep the exported file with your own archive of finished images. Prices, subscription requirements, and watermark conditions can change, so confirm current terms at export time.
Frequently asked questions
What is an offline HTML ebook?
It is a self-contained HTML comic ebook that opens in a browser for offline reading and sharing. It is not EPUB or MOBI.
Can I export only selected finished pages?
Yes, when the current export flow supports a selected page range. Review the selected pages before confirming the export.
Does the HTML ebook contain my private script?
No. Final exports do not include private scripts or internal creation data; they contain the user-facing finished comic output.
Can I publish the HTML file anywhere?
You can share the file where the destination accepts HTML, but check that platform's file, rights, and AI-content rules before publishing.