Export Overview
Package a storyboard together with the files it references into a portable .vizpkg — and restore it into any workspace.
Exporting turns work produced inside VizChat into artifacts you can hand off, archive, and reopen elsewhere. Today there is one export path for boards and one for chat history.
Storyboard → .vizpkg
A .vizpkg is a portable archive holding a storyboard together with every file it references, so whoever opens it finds nothing missing.
Export: open a storyboard and use Export .vizpkg in the property panel. VizChat first scans everything the board references and sorts the results into two groups:
- Blockers (red) — the board references a widget that no longer exists, or someone else's widget that is unpublished or taken down. Export stays disabled until those references are removed, because the recipient would not be able to resolve them. A package that is simply too large lands here as well (see below).
- Warnings (yellow) — things worth knowing before you send the package. Tick the acknowledgement to continue.
The package then downloads as a single file.
Size limit
A .vizpkg can hold up to 128 MB, and no single file inside it may exceed that either. The same ceiling applies in both directions on purpose: it is exactly the import limit, so anything you can export you can also bring back. If a board exceeds it, the export dialog says so up front rather than failing halfway through the download.
The usual reason a deck approaches the limit is narration audio: text-to-speech is stored per slide and travels with the package. A storyboard without generated narration stays far below it.
Import: use Import .vizpkg to restore a package into a workspace — the storyboard and its files come back together.
Chat sessions → JSON
Settings → Data Management → Export All Sessions downloads your conversation history as a JSON file.
Not available yet
PNG, SVG, PDF, and video export are not currently available. Widget-level image export and storyboard PDF output remain open work. Until they land, use full-screen present mode for live delivery and .vizpkg for handoff.
Next step
- Storyboard — Polish content before packaging it up
- Sharing — How work reaches other people today