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Export Page

The Export page lets you download your collection in various formats. Configure options and download everything as a ZIP file.

Page Layout

  • Canvas (center) - Preview of selected export item
  • Right panel - Export settings and file list
  • File list - All items that will be exported

What Gets Exported

By default, export includes:

TypeDescription
CombinationsFinal composite images
LayersIndividual transparent layers (optional)
MasksTrait masks (optional)
Base imagesOriginal generated images (optional)

Configure which types to include in the settings.

Export Formats

PNG

Standard raster format with transparency support.

  • Best for: Web use, social media, NFTs
  • Preserves: Full quality, transparency
  • File size: Medium

SVG

Vector format (converted from PNG using tracing).

  • Best for: Scalable graphics, print
  • Preserves: Shapes, can be resized
  • Note: Quality depends on image complexity

PSD (Photoshop)

Layered Photoshop format.

  • Best for: Further editing, print production
  • Preserves: All layers separately
  • Requires: Photoshop or compatible editor

Export Options

Crop to Content

Trims transparent edges from each image:

  • On: Images cropped to visible content
  • Off: Images keep original dimensions

Useful for reducing file sizes and removing empty space.

Use Display Names

Controls filename format:

  • On: Human-readable names (e.g., final_eyes_v0_hat_v1.png)
  • Off: UUID filenames (e.g., a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890.png)

Display names are recommended for most uses.

Include Metadata

Adds a JSON file with:

  • Layer composition for each combination
  • Trait information
  • Generation parameters

Useful for NFT projects that need on-chain metadata.

Export Process

  1. Configure settings in the right panel
  2. Review file list - Check what will be included
  3. Click Export - Generation begins
  4. Wait for ZIP - Progress shown in real-time
  5. Download - Browser downloads the ZIP file
Mana Cost

Export costs 1 Mana per 100 files. Large collections can add up.

Export File Structure

Your ZIP file is organized:

project-name-export/
├── combinations/
│ ├── final_eyes_v0_hat_v1.png
│ ├── final_eyes_v0_hat_v2.png
│ └── ...
├── layers/
│ ├── layer_eyes_orig.png
│ ├── layer_eyes_p0.png
│ └── ...
├── masks/
│ ├── mask_eyes_v1.png
│ └── ...
└── metadata.json (if enabled)

File Naming

Exported files use display names:

TypePatternExample
Combinationfinal_{layers}final_eyes_v0_hat_v2.png
Layerlayer_{trait}_{prompt}layer_eyes_p0.png
Maskmask_{trait}_v{version}mask_eyes_v1.png
Basebase_{slot}base_1.png

See Display Names for the full naming system.

Tips

  1. Export combinations first - Check quality before including extras
  2. Use crop for web - Smaller files load faster
  3. Keep display names on - Easier to identify files later
  4. Include metadata for NFTs - Needed for on-chain attributes
  5. Check file sizes - Large collections may take time to download

Troubleshooting

Export is slow

Large collections take time. Export happens on the server, and the ZIP must be generated and transferred.

Files are too large

Enable "Crop to content" to reduce file sizes. Consider exporting at a smaller resolution.

Missing files

Ensure you've generated combinations. Export only includes completed items.

Wrong filenames

Check that "Use display names" is enabled. UUID filenames are the default internally.