The Share / export menu packages the result for outside the studio — files for shipping, images for sharing, video for motion. What you can export depends on the template: a slide deck offers PDF per slide; a website offers the ZIP of the whole thing.
The menu
The Share / export button in the preview rail opens the export menu: the formats this result supports, each with a one-line note on what it produces. Pick one and the file lands in the project folder — exports are local writes, not uploads.
The formats
- ZIP — the whole project folder packaged: the result files plus the source. For handoff and shipping the code itself.
- HTML — the result as a self-contained page (or set of pages) you can deploy or open anywhere.
- PNG — a rendered image of the result at the size you set. For sharing, docs and previews.
- PDF — the result as a document: a deck's slides, a résumé's page, a report. For print and send.
- MP4 — baked video of a motion piece or a walkthrough of the result. For posting and embedding.
ZIP and HTML export the files you already own — they're never metered on the free tier. PNG, PDF and MP4 are renders: they count against the free tier's 50-render cap and carry a small watermark; Pro removes both the meter and the mark.
Per-template exports
The menu shows what the template ships — a deck offers PNG/PDF per slide, a 3D scene offers the model and a PNG render, an email offers the client-safe HTML. Per-template exports lists the matrix.
Local, always
Exports write into the project folder — nothing goes through a server, and the exported files are ordinary files you can open, diff and ship. A watermarked render is a free-tier artifact, not a locked file.
Tip: PNG at the preview's current viewport is the fast share — the export captures what the preview shows, so set the width and zoom you want before you hit the menu.