Control DOCX export
Download a DOCX, return its bytes, remove comments, or package related files.
Use SuperDoc.export() after the Editor is ready. It downloads a DOCX by default; set options when the application needs a backend upload, a comment-free copy, or a package of related files.
Choose the output behavior
| Option | Default | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
exportType | ['docx'] | Select the DOCX output for the browser Editor workflow |
exportedName | Editor title | Set the downloaded filename without its extension |
triggerDownload | true | Start a browser download; set it to false to return a Blob or ZIP |
commentsType | 'external' | Keep external comments or use 'clean' to remove comments |
isFinalDoc | false | Reserved in the export options; the v2 Editor does not apply it |
additionalFiles | [] | Add related Blob objects and return or download a ZIP |
fieldsHighlightColor | null | Set a field highlight color in the exported DOCX |
Export without comments
This example removes comments and returns bytes for application-owned storage:
const result = await superdoc.export({
exportType: ['docx'],
commentsType: 'clean',
exportedName: 'contract-without-comments',
triggerDownload: false,
});
if (!(result instanceof Blob)) {
throw new Error('SuperDoc did not return a DOCX blob.');
}
await saveDocument(result);The v2 Editor does not apply isFinalDoc during export. commentsType: 'clean' removes comments, but it does not accept or reject tracked changes. Resolve tracked changes through the Editor review workflow before exporting when the destination requires final text.
Package related files
Pair each additional Blob with a filename. When export produces more than one file, SuperDoc returns or downloads a ZIP:
const bundle = await superdoc.export({
exportType: ['docx'],
additionalFiles: [auditLog],
additionalFileNames: ['audit.json'],
exportedName: 'contract-package',
triggerDownload: false,
});Keep the arrays in the same order. SuperDoc creates the package; your application still owns access control, retention, and persistence.
For the basic download and backend upload paths, see Load and save documents.