Boards can be an open-ended infinite canvas or a structured stack of document pages. Use document pages when a lesson, worksheet, slide deck, or imported PDF should keep page boundaries and export cleanly back to PDF.
Boards can be an open-ended infinite canvas or a structured stack of document pages. Use document pages when a lesson, worksheet, slide deck, or imported PDF should keep page boundaries and export cleanly back to PDF.
Open Board settings from the board toolbar or menu, then choose a layout.
If the board already has content that is much larger than one page, iDroo asks for confirmation before switching to document pages.

In document layout, the navigation panel shows page controls instead of the mini-map.
Pages stay in a vertical stack with space between them, so you can scroll naturally while still keeping clear page boundaries.

When a document has multiple pages, you can choose exactly which pages to insert. Use individual page numbers, ranges, or a mix such as 1-3, 5.
On an infinite canvas, choose Row, Grid, or Column to control how the selected pages are placed on the board.
On a board that already uses document pages, imported pages are inserted into the page stack after the current page or where you drop them. In that case the row/grid/column choice is not shown because iDroo keeps the document page stack aligned for you.
Use Export selection when you want to choose which board pages to export. Select Pages, pick the pages you need, and download a PDF.
Each selected board page becomes its own PDF page. If you need an image, transparent background, extra padding, or a custom crop, switch to Selection, Visible area, or Custom area instead.
