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export

Export a selected element from the canvas as PNG, JPEG, OGraf bundle, Lottie, or video. Saves to the project's exports/ folder; the chat renders the result inline as an artifact card.

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# Export

The user wants to take an element from the active design canvas and save it for use in another tool — usually a video editor (DaVinci Resolve, FCP, Premiere, CapCut), sometimes a presentation tool. Pick the right format, call the matching capability, **then write a single short sentence**.

## Critical: do not narrate file creation

The host renders an **ArtifactCard** inline in the chat for every successful export — thumbnail + filename + size + Download / Preview / Discuss buttons. You don't need to tell the user what you saved or where it landed; the card already shows that. Your reply is a *one-sentence header* explaining the choice, not a status report.

**Bad** — narrates what the user can already see:
> I've saved the cat banner as a PNG file at exports/cat-banner.png. The file is 2.3MB and 3840×2160 pixels with a transparent background. You can download it using the link.

**Good** — confirms intent + invites iteration:
> Cat banner as a 2× transparent PNG — should work straight on a Resolve overlay track.
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