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# Export in GIF or video

You can export your guideflow in GIF or video in order to share your demo in social medias, emails or some presentations or to give a preview of your demo.

{% @guideflow/guideflow-embed requestedUrl="<https://app.guideflow.com/player/dkd244ji9r>" %}

* To export your Guideflow in GIF or video click on "Share"
* Click on "GIF & video" in the "Share Options" section
* Select the use-case to use pre-defined settings
* Select the type of export
* Select the resolution of your export
* Select  your "Frame rate"
* Select the number of seconds between steps
* Click on "Export" to download your guideflow in GIF or video

{% hint style="warning" %}
Share links or embed widgets instead of video or GIF to keep:&#x20;

* live edits&#x20;
* interactivity
* viewers engaged with actions to perform
* live analytics
  {% endhint %}


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