Exporting and Sharing
Learn how to export and share a completed board
In this lesson
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Email export
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Website packs
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Share to Facebook
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Single image downloads
Email export sends an email that includes board details and a link to the board webpage. View a board webpage example.
To share via email:
1. Click the export button
Go to Board Details Page > Export
2. Select email
Select email from the dropdown list
3. Select a render
Select a render to include in the email. If no render is available, create a new render and select next.
4. Enter details
Enter or confirm the email details, then click export.
Website packs include board details, model logos, media files, profile and slice views, Renders, 3D files and board web pages.
To download a web pack:
- Go to Board Details Page > Export > Website Pack, then click download.
- Navigate to the Downloads folder on your computer and unzip the file.
Share to Facebook is a convenient way to share a board render the board's webpage with followers.
To share to Facebook:
1. Click the export button
Go to Board Details Page > Export
2. Select Facebook
Select Facebook from the dropdown list
3. Select a render
Select a render to add. If no render is available, create a new render and select next.
4. Enter details
Enter or confirm the post details, click next, then share on Facebook.
5. Log in to Facebook
If prompted, log in to your Facebook account.
6. Post to Facebook.
Enter a description, select a business account if appropriate, enter any other options, then click post to Facebook.
Share to a business page
To share on a page you manage:
- Follow the instructions above.
- After step 4, click the Share to News Feed or Story dropdown at the top of the page.
- Select Share on a Page you Manage from the list.
- Choose the desired business from the dropdown list that appears below.
- Enter a description and enter any other options, then click post to Facebook.
To download a single image:
- Go to Board Details Page > Renders > Render Thumbnail.
- Hover over a skin thumbnail to access the skin buttons.
- Click the eye icon or the render thumbnail, then select export.