InDesign to Affinity Publisher

InDesign to Affinity Publisher conversion is demonstrated in this video. Convert native InDesign files to Affinity Publisher, via Markzware's IDMarkz application!

In Affinity Publisher v1.8.1, Serif included the long-awaited feature that imports Adobe IDML documents. IDML is the Adobe InDesign's export format, called InDesign Markup Language. Problem is, if you are switching completely to Publisher and don’t have Adobe Creative Cloud, your native .indd files would not import into Publisher.

That’s where Markzware’s stand-alone, affordable IDMarkz macOS application comes into play. This tool will preview any InDesign and export as IDML. One of its most-used features is the ability to “Open in Affinity Publisher”. Now you can automatically open native Adobe InDesign layouts, right in Affinity Publisher, using IDMarkz!

Markzware's IDMarkz app allows users to open InDesign in QuarkXPress, Affinity Publisher, older InDesign versions & more:
https://markzware.com/products/idmarkz/

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InDesign to Affinity Publisher

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Closed Caption:

Affinity Publisher is out with version
1.1, which will allow you to import IDML
files, but what if you only have native
InDesign files? You have ditched InDesign,
you don't want to have to pay a
subscription anymore, and you want to
use your InDesign content in Affinity
Publisher? Well, it's easy! You just go on
over into IDMarkz. You take any InDesign
file you might have. You drop it on
IDMarkz. You'll get a nice, little overview, a
little preview of the file. And I just
clicked a little Publisher icon, here,
that "Open in..." feature, as we call it.
We open in a host of other applications,
as well. And boom! You get your InDesign
file, your native InDesign file, your .indd file, automatically imported into Affinity
Publisher, through the new IDML Import
feature in Publisher. So, it's that easy,
to go in. You can actually make edits,
changes, change the text, whatever you
want to do. So, it's really simple. Just drag
and drop your InDesign file on there.
It prepares and creates a high-resolution,
full preview of the file.
So, if you have a multi-page file, like this
sales guide of ours, right here,
which, by the way, if you want, just email
us on sales@markzware.com. We'll get
you a copy of this, for Sales for
Markzware.com. And you can, then,
actually just go ahead. And it's really cool,
because you can zoom in and get
really high-resolution previews of your file.
You say, "Okay. I want to open that in
Publisher." Boom! And there we go. We
now have this file open right up in Affinity
Publisher, for you to go in and work on,
and change text, or whatever it might be
you need to do. So, cruise on over to
markzware.com, today!
Download the IDMarkz. It's free, for just
the preview part. And, for a small fee, you
can, then, actually, for a very reasonable
fee, you can then automatically convert
your InDesign files, right into Affinity
Publisher, via IDML. Thank you.
David Dilling from Markzware, wishing
you a fantastic day!