You can also select any layer in the Layer List and drag it onto your desktop to export it as a PNG (or hold ⌥ while dragging to export as a PDF. To change these settings, or export at two or more different sizes or formats, you’ll need to set Export Presets in the Inspector. The Mac app exports everything as a PNG at actual size (1x) by default. When the export creates a single file, we show its name in the message for clarity. You can click the arrow in the message to jump straight to the folder where your assets are. Once we’ve exported your assets, we’ll show you an X Files successfully exported message at the bottom of the Canvas, where X is the number of files created. Select the items you want to export, then click Export to open the MacOS Save dialog. The quickest way to export your work from the Mac app is to choose Share > Export… from the menu, or press ⌘ ⇧ E, to bring up the Export dialog. AI and PSD files (limited support, only as a flattened layer).PDF documents (each page will be imported as its own artboard).SVG code (copy the code and paste it in to create a layer).
The easiest way to import files into the Mac app is to drag and drop them onto the dock icon or directly onto the Canvas. Also, learn how to easily import other files into the Mac app. Discover export presets, slices and learn how to export CSS and SVG code from any browser.
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