Find Past Exports on the Exports Page
Every image, carousel and video you render is saved to the Exports page, where you can preview and re-download it any time.
Written By Andrei Terteci
Last updated 7 days ago
You don't have to re-render a design to get the file again. Everything Krumzi has rendered for you is kept on the Exports page, one click from the sidebar.
Opening the Exports page
Click Exports in the left sidebar.
Or press G then E from anywhere in the app.
Or open the command palette and choose Exports.
What you'll see
A grid of cards, newest first, one per render. Each card shows a preview (still images play as a thumbnail; videos show a muted preview with the duration in the corner), a badge saying Image or Video, and a Download button. Long lists are paginated at the bottom.
The page is scoped to your active brand. If you manage more than one brand (Ultra), switch brands to see that brand's exports.
Haven't exported anything yet? You'll see a friendly empty state with a shortcut to your Visuals library.
Exports page vs. Previous exports
There are two places to grab an old file:
Inside the editor, the export popover shows a Previous exports strip for the design you have open. Fastest when you're already working on it.
The Exports page shows renders from every design under the active brand. Best when you're looking for something from last week and don't remember which design it came from.
Exports vs. Visuals
People sometimes mix these up:
Visuals is your library of designs: the editable projects, organized in folders with tags. Open one to keep editing.
Exports is the history of rendered files: the finished PNGs, JPGs, PDFs, zips and MP4s. Download one to post it.
Deleting a design from Visuals doesn't rewrite history; renders you already made stay available on Exports.
Re-downloading
Click Download on any card. This works on desktop and on iPhone or iPad Safari. Re-downloading never costs credits and doesn't trigger a new render, so it's instant.
Need a different version?
The Exports page can't change a file's format or size after the fact. Open the design from Visuals, click Export, choose the new settings and render again. The new file shows up on the Exports page alongside the old one, with v2, v3 naming if you kept the default file name.
Tips
Use G then E as a quick way to hand a file to a teammate or client without opening the editor.
Exports live in the cloud, so you can render on your desktop and download on your phone to post.
Rendering a lot of variants? Give each export a clear file name in the popover so the grid stays easy to scan.