Print to PDF

Print to PDF

The original version of this document is located at at https://docs.qfield.org/how-to/print-to-pdf

Print to PDF

It's possible to export laid out maps as PDF document through project print layouts configured within QGIS.

Usage

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Printing to PDF is available through QField's main menu in the side dashboard.

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If the opened project has a single print layout defined, selecting the 'Print to PDF' menu will immediately launch an export of the layout to PDF. If more than one print layout is present, a submenu will appear listing all the available layouts to choose from.

Once the print layout has been exported, QField will allow users to open and view the created PDF document.

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Feature-Driven Atlas Print

You can also print an atlas-driven layout by selecting features from vector layers acting as coverage layers. To do so, identify features on the map by tapping on the canvas and hold-press on a feature in the list to toggle the (mutli-)feature selection mode. Once the desired features are selected, click on the Menu ( ⁝ ) button and select Print Atlas Feature(s) to PDF.

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It is possible to print a single atlas feature through the feature form by clicking on the Menu ( ⁝ ) button and selecting the Print Atlas Feature to PDF.

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