Exporting notes and highlights
You can export your notes, highlights, and bookmarks for a title (even after it's returned) from its Reading Journey:
- Go to the title's Reading Journey:
- For current loans: From your Shelf
, tap Manage Loan, then Reading Journey. - For magazines on your Magazine Rack: From your Shelf , tap
, then Reading Journey. - For any title you've borrowed: In your library's catalog, tap on the title's cover image, then tap Reading Journey.
- For current loans: From your Shelf
- Tap Actions > Export Reading Data.
- Choose an export format for your notes, highlights, and bookmarks:
- To export them to a web page, select Table. From there, you can bookmark the page for future use or share it with others.
Note: The exported page also includes your circulation activity for the title. - To save them to your device, select Spreadsheet, then Bookmarks or Highlights. Exporting your highlights includes any notes.
- To export them to a web page, select Table. From there, you can bookmark the page for future use or share it with others.
You can also see an individual note, highlight, or bookmark (without exporting) by tapping it on the Reading Journey's timeline.
See also
- Accessing the table of contents in a title
- Adding bookmarks, notes, and highlights in a book
- Can I read in landscape on my phone?
- Changing text size in a book
- Changing your reading preference for books
- Defining words
- Exporting notes and highlights
- Hiding the article button in a magazine
- Keyboard shortcuts for Libby's ebook reader and audiobook player
- Reading an article in a magazine
- Reading in sepia or night mode
- Revisiting a recent place in a title
- Searching in a book or magazine
- Skipping between chapters or articles
- Turning on dyslexic font in a book
- Using the Libby reader
- Viewing your progress in a book
- Why are chapters locked in a title?
- Why can't I define words when I'm offline?
- Zooming in books and magazines