Copy, export, and back up work

Leafage gives you two kinds of output: image files for use elsewhere, and project archives for preserving or moving the whole canvas.

Copy a generated image

Right-click a finished image node and choose:

• Copy image for imported image nodes.
• Copy as PNG for generated image nodes.

The image is copied to the clipboard so you can paste it into another app.

Download PNGs

Right-click a node and choose Download PNG. If the node has multiple downloadable images, Leafage shows Download X PNGs.

You can also select multiple nodes, right-click the selection, and download all available PNGs from the selected nodes.

Copy prompt text

Right-click a generated node and choose Copy prompt. This is useful when you want to reuse a prompt outside Leafage or compare prompt changes between branches.

Imported image nodes do not have a prompt to copy.

Export one project

From the Projects screen:

1. Find the project card.
2. Open its actions menu or right-click the card.
3. Choose Export.
4. Pick a destination for the .leafage archive.

The archive includes the project manifest and its assets.

Export all projects

1. Open Projects.
2. Click Settings.
3. In General, find Backup.
4. Click Export all.
5. Save the .leafage archive.

Unsupported or unreadable projects are skipped.

Import a project archive

1. Open Projects.
2. Click the Import button.
3. Choose a .leafage archive.

Leafage imports projects into the current project location and skips projects that already exist there.

What backups are for

Use backups when:

• Moving to a new project location.
• Keeping an offline copy before a large reorganization.
• Moving work to another Mac.
• Preserving a project before deleting nodes or old versions.