Customize and export a worksheet
Adjust the on-page layout, then print, download a PDF or .tex file, copy LaTeX, or open it in Overleaf.
- Who this is for
- Worksheet creators who already generated a preview
- Before you begin
- A generated worksheet visible in the worksheet builder
Adjust the page
- Title changes the heading and the suggested export filename.
- Columns switches between one and two columns.
- Workspace changes the vertical writing room beneath each problem.
- Font size scales worksheet text and formulas.
- Show difficulty and Score line control optional labels.
- Paper preview shows a white sheet on screen, including in dark mode; it does not change the content.
Print or download PDF
- Finish all layout and answer-key choices.
- Use Print when you want to choose a local printer or your browser's Save as PDF option.
- Use Download PDF when you want the server-rendered PDF directly.
- Open the saved file and check page breaks before distributing it.
Use LaTeX or Overleaf
- Copy LaTeX places a paste-ready snippet on your clipboard.
- Download .tex creates a complete compilable document.
- Open in Overleaf sends a complete document to Overleaf in a new tab; review it before saving it to an Overleaf project.
Handle answer keys safely
The Include answer key switch applies to the screen preview and every export. Check it immediately before printing, downloading, or copying LaTeX.
If learners receive the worksheet without answers, distribute only the problem pages and keep the answer pages with the adult responsible for the activity.
Success check
The exported worksheet matches the preview, fits the intended paper or document, and exposes the answer key only to the intended recipient.
