Import to Confluence and PDF Tools
Turn Word, PDF and Markdown files into Confluence pages, and merge, reorder, rotate, brand and password-protect PDF files.
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Import to Confluence
- Open Import to ConfluenceOpen Apps, Laya Export Studio, then Import to Confluence, and drop a Word (.docx), PDF or Markdown (.md) file, or click to choose one.
- Check the previewSee how the page will look in Confluence.
- Choose where it goesSet the Page title and the Space.
- Create the pageChoose Create page. When you see Page created in Confluence, choose Open the page, or Import another.
- The page is created as you, so you need permission to create pages in that space.
- The page is created at the top level of the space. The Parent page ID box does not change that today; move the page afterwards in Confluence.
- Word headings, tables, lists and formatting come across. Images in Word files are skipped, and the import says how many. A PDF gives its text only.
- Files can be up to about 50 MB. An upload is kept for 2 hours while you finish the import.
PDF Tools
Open Apps, Laya Export Studio, then PDF Tools, to work on PDF files you already have.
- Add filesDrop one or more PDFs, or click to choose them. Each page appears as a thumbnail.
- Arrange the pagesDrag pages, or move them left and right, into order. Rotate 90° turns a page a quarter at a time, and Remove takes it out.
- Brand it (optional)Under Branding (optional), set an Accent colour, a Watermark, Header text and Footer text, and tick Add page numbers or Add a cover page (with a title, subtitle and logo). Brand kits are not used here.
- Protect it (optional)Type a password under Password protect.
- DownloadChoose Build & download.
Each file can be up to about 50 MB. Uploaded files and results are kept for 2 hours, then deleted.
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