> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Export Panel

> Download your work as images, video, vector, or 3D files — with format, resolution, and quality options.

## Get your work out of Vizcom with the Export Panel

Download canvas content as image, video, vector, or 3D-model files, with control over format, resolution, and quality — and batch-export multiple assets at once.

## When to use the Export Panel

The Export Panel is your final step: take a finished concept out of Vizcom in the format your next tool or audience needs.

Use the Export Panel when:

* Downloading renders for presentation, print, or handoff
* Exporting layered files (PSD) for further editing
* Saving animations or video as MP4 or GIF
* Exporting 3D models for use in other software

## How to use the Export Panel

Open it from the **Export** button in the toolbar (or from a right-click / File menu). A modal opens with a sidebar to pick what you're exporting and a main area for its options.

### Exporting images

1. Open the **Export** panel and select your image asset(s).
2. Choose a **Format**: **PNG**, **JPEG** (with a quality slider), or **SVG** (vector output, Pro).
3. Choose **Scaling**: **Original**, **2K**, **4K**, or **8K** — the larger tiers use AI to upscale.
4. In Studio, optionally switch between **Canvas** and **Layers** export (Layers enables **PSD**), and toggle a watermark where available.
5. Export. A single asset downloads directly; multiple assets bundle into a **ZIP**.

### Exporting video

1. Select a video asset.
2. Choose a **Format**: **MP4** or **GIF**.
3. For MP4, choose a **Quality**: **Original**, **2K**, or **4K** (upscaled tiers are Pro).
4. Export.

### Exporting 3D models

1. Select a 3D asset.
2. Choose a format: **GLB**, **STL**, **USDZ**, **OBJ**, or **FBX**. (OBJ downloads as a `.zip` with its material and texture files.)
3. Export.

<Note>
  Closing the panel doesn't cancel an in-progress export — upscale and conversion run in the background, and the close button reminds you "processing will continue."
</Note>

## Best practices when using the Export Panel

* **Match format to destination**
  * PNG for transparency and quality, JPEG for smaller files, SVG for vector workflows, PSD for layered editing.
* **Only upscale when you need it**
  * Export at Original for on-screen use; reserve 2K/4K/8K for print or large-format output.
* **Use Layers export for handoff**
  * Export by layer (PSD) when someone downstream needs to keep elements separate.

## Tips

Your export settings — format, scaling, quality — are remembered between sessions, so once you've set up your preferred output you can re-export quickly.

<Warning>
  Batch upscaling has per-plan limits on how many images or videos you can upscale at once. If the export button is disabled, the tooltip lists which limits you've exceeded — reduce your selection or upscale in smaller batches. AI upscaling results may vary from the source.
</Warning>

## Next steps

* Use **Enhance & Upscale** to maximize quality before a high-resolution export.
* Use **Remove Background** to export a clean cutout on transparency.
* Share directly from Vizcom with file sharing when you don't need a local download.