Export Profile Report turns the same interpretation engine behind Written Reports into a designed, paginated PDF — a cover page, a table of contents, and the chart's placements laid out as numbered life-area chapters. It's one of the few AstroWatch features available on both tiers: Free exports a genuinely complete taste of the book, capped by length; Pro exports the whole thing.
Opening it
Profiles → Export Profile Report works from the Expanded Chart View only, and needs an active profile with a natal chart loaded.
Open a profile in the Expanded Chart View
The report is built from whichever natal chart is currently loaded there.
Profiles → Export Profile Report
No natal chart open yet? A prompt tells you to open one first instead of exporting an empty file.
Choose a style
Classic or Celestial — see below. This is purely a look-and-feel choice; both draw on the identical matched, scored content.
Pick a save location
The standard save-file picker — name it whatever you like, it's a plain PDF from here on.
Done
A small confirmation toast names the saved file once it's written.
Choosing a style
Two visual languages, same content underneath:
- Classic — navy and gold on a white page, set in Spectral and Space Grotesk. Matches the look of AstroWatch's chart-image export, so a Classic profile report and a Classic chart PDF sit together cleanly as a set.
- Celestial — ivory, gold and emerald on a parchment-textured background, set in EB Garamond. Matches the art-deco cover design's own visual language rather than the chart export's.
Classic is the default; switching to Celestial restyles the whole book, cover included, without changing a word of the matched content.
What's inside the book
The PDF always opens with a full-bleed cover page — the art-deco design plate with your subject's name and birth line overlaid in the matching typefaces — followed by a table of contents and then the body, grouped into numbered chapters exactly the way Written Reports groups its sections by life area: Chart Signature always opens the book, then themes like Core Temperament, Aspects & Patterns, Placements, Essential Dignities, Fixed Stars, House Rulers, Midpoints and Declinations follow in a fixed structural order.
Within a chapter, every placement gets its own small glyph chip for the body involved, a friendly title with the precise astrological term printed underneath for reference, an italic pull-quote lead, and the full interpretation text. Where the underlying content has them, green gifts and red challenges callout blocks and a framed evolutionary path block render as distinct highlighted sections rather than plain paragraphs; any other placements the same clause applies to are listed underneath as a short "with other placements in your chart" note.
A chapter opener followed by one placement block — glyph chip, pull-quote lead, then paired Gifts and Challenges callouts.
Free vs. Pro
Free keeps whole sections — never cutting one off mid-paragraph — until it's used up roughly five A4 pages' worth of content, then closes with a short italic note that the remaining chapters are available in Pro. Every Free page also carries a subtle diagonal AstroWatch watermark. Pro exports the complete matched report, every chapter, unwatermarked, in either style.
What's next
That covers both ways AstroWatch turns a chart into words — on screen with Written Reports, and as a keepsake PDF here. From here, the docs move on to the astronomical engine itself: zodiac, ayanamsha, house systems, aspects and planetary bodies.