> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.slashy.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Print or save an email as PDF

> Print a full thread or save it as a PDF, using a clean print view that strips the app interface.

Slashy can print any thread, or save it as a PDF, through a dedicated print view that renders just the conversation. No sidebars, no app chrome.

## Printing a thread

Open the thread, then press `Cmd+P`.

Slashy opens a clean print view in a new tab and brings up your system print dialog automatically. Every message in the thread is included, in order.

<Note>`Cmd+P` prints the thread you have open. If no thread is open, or you are on the calendar, it falls back to your browser's normal print behavior.</Note>

## Saving as PDF

There is no separate export step. In the print dialog, choose **Save as PDF** as the destination (on macOS it is in the PDF dropdown at the bottom left; on Windows pick **Microsoft Print to PDF**).

You can also start from the command palette: press `Cmd+K` and choose **Save as PDF**. It opens the same print view.

## From the command palette

Both actions live in the palette when a thread is open:

| Command         | What it does                                     |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Print email** | Opens the print view and the system print dialog |
| **Save as PDF** | The same view, for saving rather than printing   |

Search "print", "pdf", or "export" in `Cmd+K` to find them.

## Printing an attachment

When you have a printable attachment open in the viewer, `Cmd+P` prints the attachment rather than the thread. Close the attachment first if you meant to print the conversation.

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