Visual export
Use the web or desktop editor for common document exports, EPUB, and MP4 video without leaving the writing surface. Animated GIF is produced by the CLI and MCP, which drive a system FFmpeg binary rather than a bundled one.
Open the web editor
Format registry
DocBlocks uses the linked Squisq format registry as its source of truth. Import and export are directional: a format appears here only when the current toolchain has an explicit conversion path for it.
Current linked capabilities
The table reflects the current linked registry. HTML ZIP, EPUB, MP4, and GIF are
export-only. For runtime discovery, use docblocks mcp and
list_formats or consult the authoritative CLI reference.
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| Format | Import | Export | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Markdown (MD) | Yes | Yes | Portable editable source |
| Word (DOCX) | Yes | Yes | Business documents and review |
| Yes | Yes | Fixed-layout sharing | |
| PowerPoint (PPTX) | Yes | Yes | Slide decks and presentations |
| Excel (XLSX) | Yes | Yes | Structured spreadsheet content |
| CSV | Yes | Yes | Tabular data interchange |
| HTML | Yes | Yes | Web pages and standalone output |
| HTML ZIP | No | Yes | Packaged web delivery |
| EPUB | No | Yes | E-books |
| DocBlocks bundle (DBK) | Yes | Yes | A zip file that contains markdown plus media assets |
| MP4 | No | Yes | Rendered video |
| GIF | No | Yes | Short animated output |
Use the web or desktop editor for common document exports, EPUB, and MP4 video without leaving the writing surface. Animated GIF is produced by the CLI and MCP, which drive a system FFmpeg binary rather than a bundled one.
Use the CLI to select one or more output formats and write documented results directly.
Use MCP to produce immutable session artifacts, inspect fidelity, and save only the result you choose.