Hello Everyone,
We are thrilled to introduce the new Export Content as HTML5 feature in InDesign. With this update, you can now export pages, spreads, or selected objects to HTML5 format with just a few clicks. HTML5 makes your content more accessible and compatible across platforms and boosts both user engagement and SEO! Plus, you have control over how text is exported for optimized web performance.
Please try it and let us know what you think. We can’t wait to see how you use this powerful new feature in your projects.
Quick and easy steps to export content as an HTML5 Package
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Key Properties from the Publish Online Dialog
- Title: Used to name the exported folder.
- Description: Not exported.
- Pages: All pages included if exporting directly from File > Export > HTML5.
- Export as:
- Single: Each page as an individual HTML file, linked to index.html.
- Spread: Each spread as a single HTML file, linked to index.html.
- Cover Thumbnail: Included in the HTML5 package.
- Image Settings: Applied from the Publish Online dialog.
- Google Analytics: Tag added to index.html if included in the Publish Online dialog.
For more details, please click here.
We’d love to hear from you!
Try out the new Export to HTML5 package feature in InDesign 2025 version 20.0, and let us know your thoughts. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need more tips!
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