Exports
Export demos as videos, GIFs, or PDFs for offline use and sharing.
About this lesson
Export your demos in various formats for offline use, presentations, and social sharing. This lesson covers video exports, GIF creation, and PDF generation for maximum flexibility.
Key takeaways
- Export demos as MP4 videos
- Create animated GIFs
- Generate PDF walkthroughs
- Optimize exports for different uses
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The Downloads Section
The final sharing option is Downloads.
Downloads turn Supademos into static files. Once a demo is downloaded, it no longer updates automatically. Any changes made to the original Supademo will not be reflected in the downloaded version.
Because of this, downloads are best used when a live demo isn't an option, or when a static asset is specifically required.
Video Downloads
Video downloads are the most common format. They support multiple resolutions and frame rates, with up to 4K available on Scale plans and above. Video downloads always play linearly, so any conditional branching is ignored. If a demo includes branching, it's best to simplify the flow before downloading.
GIF Exports
GIF exports are useful for quick explanations, lightweight sharing, or email embeds where short visual context is enough.
Text and HTML Exports
Text and HTML exports convert hotspot content into step-by-step written instructions. These are often used for documentation or training materials.
PDF Exports
PDF exports include screenshots along with their associated text, making them useful for guides or offline reference.
PNG Exports
PNG exports are optimized for sharing on platforms like LinkedIn, email, or social channels. Email-optimized PNGs include basic analytics such as timestamp, browser, and location, but they do not identify individual viewers.
When to Use Downloads
Downloads are a useful fallback when interactivity isn't required — but whenever possible, live Supademo links provide richer experiences, better tracking, and easier maintenance.
Downloads round out the sharing options available directly within the Share page for individual demos.
In the next lesson, the focus shifts from sharing a single demo to sharing multiple demos at once. That's where we'll look at multi-demo sharing options like showcases, folder sharing, and demo hubs — which are designed for situations where one demo isn't enough and viewers need access to a broader set of content through a single entry point.
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