# Export Data

The Collections tab also gives admins the ability to export data for an entire collection. (NOTE: this is only available for Custom plan accounts)

Simply click the ![](/files/2yzpBrRW1zq72kApkW0n) button next to the collection you'd like to export data for, and click the "Export data" option from the dropdown that appears.

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A modal will appear that gives options for what type of collection and asset-specific data you want to include in your export. After clicking export, our servers will process your request and will respond with a zip file of the requested data.&#x20;

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If any asset specific data options were selected, that asset data will appear in sub-folders of the zip file, where each sub-folder corresponds to an asset in your collection.&#x20;

### Single-asset Data Export

We also provide the ability to export data for one asset at a time, which includes more options for what data you can export.&#x20;

On the Content page, click the ![](/files/2yzpBrRW1zq72kApkW0n) button for a specific asset you'd like to export data for, and click the "Export data" option from the dropdown that appears.

A modal will appear that gives options for what type of asset-specific data you want to include in your export. These options also include model-related data like the actual asset 3D model, asset files (textures, materials, etc.), and the asset in all available file formats. After clicking export, our servers will process your request and will respond with a zip file of the requested data.&#x20;

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