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Export

When you create content on the web, it is important to be able to retrieve it. Your creations have value, and Moiki does not want you to lose anything.

To export, please refer to the documentation here.

Export popup.

Export WebApp​

This export will allow you to retrieve your story embedded in the Moiki player to play locally or easily host it on your own server.

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After clicking the export WebApp button, your browser will download a .zip archive.
You can then upload this zip file to hosting services like Netlify, Vercel... or more specialized ones like itch.io.

Once the archive is decompressed, you can also launch your game locally, by directly opening the index.html file in your browser.

Export JSON​

This export contains all the raw data of your story.
Once exported in JSON format, your story can then be re-imported into the editor.
This allows you to duplicate it or even transfer it to another user (who will be able to import it into their own workshop).

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JSON is a widely used data format that integrates easily into many programming languages.

It is entirely possible to develop your own player based on this export, but there is currently no documentation available, which might make the task quite complicated.

Export CSV​

In order to facilitate corrections and translations, Moiki offers a CSV export that allows you to extract all the texts of a story.
With this export format, it becomes possible to re-import an exported CSV.

To learn more, see the dedicated chapter

Other formats​

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This path is reserved for the bravest. These projects have not been updated in a long time, and their functionality is currently not guaranteed...

Other export formats are currently available, such as PDF. To avoid bloating the codebase of moiki.fr, this has been moved to a dedicated repository: Moiki Exporter.

Additionally, to transform your stories into interactive audio tales, you can also check out the Moiki Vocalizer project.

Notes on licenses​

Once you have exported your story, you can do whatever you want with it: host it on your website, or even make it available on platforms such as Itch.io. But beware of licenses!

The use of the Moiki story reader is free, but the media have their own licenses:

  • For images from Unsplash, a credit mention is appreciated.
  • For icons from The Noun Project, the licenses can either be public domain, or Creative Commons with attribution. A mention in the credits is necessary.
  • For sounds from FreeSound, each sound has its own license. Some are in the public domain (Creative Commons - CC0), others require attribution (Attribution - BY), and others have a non-commercial license (NC-BY). Stories with this last type of license require author attribution and generally cannot be sold (you can still try to contact the author, as advised on FreeSound).
  • For other media that you have added yourself, ensure that you possess the usage rights and have correctly filled out the credit information.