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- export diagram * add a diagram export dialog where you can choose the file name and download type (code, png, pdf, ...) * set default download type to code * open file save dialog via menu or Ctrl+S (or Meta+S for Mac) - import diagram * similar to [draw.io](https://app.diagrams.net) * open a PlantUML diagram image, use metat data to get diagram code and load this diagram (Note: meta data is currently only supported by PNG and SVG diagram files) * support drag&drop * add diagram import dialog - since three are now multiple options/action -> create a little editor menu - add documentation (including gif examples)
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# Import and Export editable PlantUML Diagrams
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Similar to [draw.io](https://app.diagrams.net) it is possible to load and continue editing PlantUML diagram images.
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# Export a diagram
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Via the editor menu or Ctrl+S (or Meta+S in the case of a Mac) you can open the file save dialog.
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Here you can edit the file name, choose a file/diagram type and download the diagram.
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The default is to download the PlantUML code.
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![export](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plantuml/plantuml-server/master/docs/WebUI/gifs/diagram-export.gif)
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# Import a diagram
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This feature is based on the PlantUML meta data which currently **support only PNG and SVG** diagrams.
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Besides a diagram image, you can of course also load a diagram code file.
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Moreover, because it is so nice and convenient, we also added a drag-and-drop feature.
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![import](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plantuml/plantuml-server/master/docs/WebUI/gifs/diagram-import.gif)
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