Hi @s.web 

Exporting to multi-page PDFs is not available at this time
Would you prefer to export your boards to Lucidchart to take multiple page PDF

Hope this helps - Happy to help further !!

Thank you very much and have a fantastic day!

Warm regards

What steps would I do for that, and do I need an entirely separate license type?

Typically need a Lucidchart account to export your Lucidspark boards to Lucidchart - Thats all hope the below steps will take closer @s.web 

Hope this helps - Happy to help further !!

This doesn’t really solve the problem — share a document with people who might not have access to Lucidspark or are not familiar with lucidspark.

I’ve found myself doing an incredible amount of workarounds just to be able to have a PDF version of the frames organized as a document (I don’t want a PDF version of the board):

1. Replacing each frame with a solid background (because when you export the frame, the title is also exported as part of the document)
2. Group the background with the elements that were in that frame
3. Export each of those groups, individually, as a pdf.
4. Use Adobe Acrobat to merge all those individual files

I’ve tried using the convert to google slides but the quality of the output (the google document) is pretty bad.

 Hi @s.web, @Humas1985, @EstelaDB

With your document open in Lucidspark, go to Board settings > Open board settings and turn Infinite canvas off and make sure Page tiling is on. What you will see on the canvas is how the content fits within a single page, as such: 

When you are about to Export your document in PDF format, make sure you select “Divide by Page Tiles”:

If you are publishing as a PDF or downloading as a PDF, every action (including embedded links) except layer toggling will remain active. 

Hope this was helpful!