--- title: Exporting description: Export document content to PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG, `.fig`, JSX, or HTML, and convert between document formats. --- # Exporting Export designs from the terminal — raster images, vectors, `.fig` subsets, JSX code, or HTML. ## Image Export ```sh openpencil export design.fig # PNG (default) openpencil export design.fig -f jpg -s 2 -q 90 # JPG at 2×, quality 90 openpencil export design.fig -f webp -s 3 # WEBP at 3× openpencil export design.fig -f svg # SVG vector openpencil export design.fig -f fig --page "Page 1" # export one page as .fig openpencil export design.fig -f fig --node 1:23 # export one node as .fig openpencil export design.fig -f html --css tailwind # export an HTML fragment with Tailwind classes ``` Options: - `-f` — format: `png`, `jpg`, `webp`, `svg`, `jsx`, `html`, `fig` - `-s` — scale: `1`–`4` - `-q` — quality: `0`–`100` (JPG/WEBP only) - `-o` — output path - `--page` — page name - `--node` — specific node ID ## JSX Export Export as JSX with Tailwind utility classes: ```sh openpencil export design.fig -f jsx --style tailwind ``` Output: ```html

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``` Also supports `--style openpencil` for the native JSX format (see [JSX Renderer](../jsx-renderer)). ## HTML Export Export as an HTML fragment with inline styles by default, or Tailwind utility classes: ```sh openpencil export design.fig -f html openpencil export design.fig -f html --css tailwind ``` Use `--html standalone` for a browser-openable HTML document with reset styles and a page wrapper. Standalone HTML is intended as a useful visual/code handoff, not a pixel-perfect renderer replacement: ```sh openpencil export design.fig -f html --html standalone --css inline openpencil export design.fig -f html --html standalone --css tailwind openpencil export design.fig -f html --html standalone --css tailwind --assets external ``` Standalone Tailwind output is compiled during export; it does not depend on the Tailwind browser runtime. Use `--assets external` to write CSS and extracted image assets next to the HTML file. Use `--fonts assets` with external assets to resolve detected SceneGraph text fonts through OpenPencil's configured web-font providers and emit local `@font-face` files. HTML export is available in file mode. ## Thumbnails ```sh openpencil export design.fig --thumbnail --width 1920 --height 1080 ``` ## Live App Mode Omit the file to export from the running app: ```sh openpencil export -f png # screenshot the current canvas ```