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IPYNB → Python
Export code cells to a single .py file. Markdown becomes comments; you keep a runnable script for reviews or CI.
IPYNB → HTML
Build one self-contained HTML page with styled Markdown, highlighted code, and cell outputs you can share in any browser.
IPYNB → Markdown
Produce GitHub-flavored Markdown for README files, docs portals, or anything that expects a .md file.
IPYNB → JSON
Pretty-print the notebook JSON so you can diff structure, audit metadata, or pipe it into another tool.
IPYNB → DOCX (Word)
Deliver an editable Word document with real headings, monospace code blocks, optional cover page and TOC, and plots when the notebook stores them.
IPYNB → PDF
Create a fixed-layout PDF for submissions, journals, or slides that must not drift after export.
IPYNB → ZIP
Download the notebook plus exports (.py, HTML, Markdown, JSON, figures) in one ZIP for reproducibility packages or lab hand-offs.
IPYNB → LaTeX
Emit LaTeX for papers and templates—drop the .tex into your journal workflow or thesis repo.
IPYNB → Clean outputs
Remove heavy outputs and execution counts before you push to GitHub, email a reviewer, or attach a notebook to a ticket.
Merge IPYNB files → one .ipynb
Queue multiple notebooks, reorder sections, and download one merged .ipynb—great for combining labs or guest lectures.
Split IPYNB → ZIP bundle
Slice a long notebook by Markdown headings or chunk size and grab every part in one ZIP for modular lessons or smaller reviews.
Python → Jupyter Notebook
Rebuild a .ipynb from a .py script using cell markers, docstrings, and imports—ideal when someone edited your script outside Jupyter.
Python → PDF
Print a .py script to PDF with the same structure-aware parsing—hand in homework or archive a script without a local LaTeX stack.
Notebook Viewer
Read Markdown, code, and outputs inline when you only need to review or present—no local Jupyter install required.