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# Save, package & export

Get a finished graphic out of Captivate — into your Library for reuse, onto disk as a portable package, or out as a rendered image or video.

This chapter covers the three save-out paths. Save to the Library when the graphic is reusable inside Captivate. Save and package when you need to hand the graphic and its assets to another machine or another operator. Export when the destination is a video file or image, not Captivate at all.

## What’s in this chapter

* [Save graphics and presets to the library](/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index-8/save-graphics-and-presets-to-the-library.md) — use this when you want the graphic available in your Captivate Library next time.
* [Save and package graphics or projects to your computer](/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index-8/save-and-package-graphics-or-projects.md) — use this when handing off to another machine, archiving, or sending to a colleague.
* [Export graphics as an image or video file](/design-and-customize-graphics/chapter-index-8/export-graphics-as-an-image-or-video-file.md) — use this when the destination is a video editor or an image consumer outside Captivate.

## Related

* [Graphics Library overview](/design-and-customize-graphics/graphics-library-build-side-reference/graphics-library-overview.md) — how saved graphics are organized inside Captivate.
* [Design & customize graphics — section overview](/design-and-customize-graphics/branch-index.md)


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