Export the PDF

The setlist PDF is generated in the browser — nothing is uploaded. The logo from the show header and the show title, date and venue print at the top.

Generate a PDF

1. On the Setlist tab, tap Export PDF. The button is greyed out while the setlist is empty.
2. Under Select columns, tick what you want. Columns are grouped into Song Info, Performance, Notes and Contents: Position, Title (always on), Composer, Lyricist, ISWC, Key + Camelot, BPM, Duration, Performing Artist, Lighting Cue and Notes.
3. Under Layout, pick the Page size, the Orientation — Portrait, Landscape or Stage sheet — and the Font size: Small (9 pt), Normal (11 pt) or Large (13 pt). Toggle Show header, Show set breaks and Show total-runtime footer.
4. Tap Generate PDF. The file downloads; a toast confirms it.

The stage sheet

Stage sheet is the classic taped-to-the-floor setlist: huge type, one page per set, showing only Title plus Key/BPM. Column choices do not apply to it. Each set is headed SET 1, SET 2 and so on.

Copy as text

Copy as text puts the whole setlist on the clipboard as plain lines, with the total at the end — ready for the band's group chat.

Characters and limits

• Fonts are embedded, so accented, Greek and Cyrillic titles print correctly.
• Chinese, Japanese and Korean characters cannot be embedded and print as ?. Other special characters are fine.
• A setlist over 500 entries must be split before export.
• Set-break rows print with their label when Show set breaks is on.