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url: "/tinyimage/logos-export.md"
description: "Export an organised TinyImage logo package that clients can browse, resize, and download from an offline gallery."
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# Export and share client logo packages

> Export an organised TinyImage logo package that clients can browse, resize, and download from an offline gallery.

After [preparing the logo package](/tinyimage/logos), select **Export ZIP** to validate the settings, generate every selected file, and prepare the ZIP for download. The button shows how many files the current settings will create. Controls are temporarily disabled while the loading notification reports export progress.

## Choose exported files

Select the colour schemes and file formats to include. For PNG and JPG, select one or more of the **1x**, **2x**, and **4x** scales. Scale settings do not apply to SVG or PDF exports.

You can also:

- Add equal padding around every exported variant.
- Remove the fill from selected frame, component, and instance containers.
- Organise files into folders using `/` in the [filename pattern](/tinyimage/logos-naming).
- Add [custom single-colour schemes](/tinyimage/logos-colours).

## Browse and share the package

After extracting the ZIP, open `index.html` to browse the complete package in an offline gallery. Its plain-language questions help clients find the right logo, colour, file type, and size without requiring design terminology. They can search, sort, switch between grid, light, and dark preview backgrounds, enlarge any logo without leaving the gallery, or download the original file directly.

To download a JPG or PNG at a specific width, enter the required pixel width in **Custom JPG or PNG width**, then select **Download** on the file. The gallery creates the resized copy locally, preserves the logo's proportions, and adds the width to its filename. Leave the field empty to download the original export.

SVG and PDF downloads are unchanged because they are not pixel-based. Keep or share the original ZIP when someone needs the complete one-click project download.

The ZIP also includes `README.txt` and `package-manifest.json`, which describe the package and generated files.

> **Info:** Extract the ZIP before opening `index.html` so every browser can load the local previews reliably.