Print to PDF

Print to PDF

The original version of this document is located 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

📱 Fieldwork

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

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.

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
.

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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