# Exporting Files

You can export data from data sources you own. The data can then be used in other tools within the organization.

You can export data from vector spatial DS and non-spatial DS.

Data is exported to files in the following formats:

* **Vector spatial DS**
  * GeoJSON
  * GeoPackage
* **Non-spatial DS**
  * CSV
  * GeoPackage

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If the data from multiple DS is exported in GeoPackage format, the data from all DS is included in the same file.
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The exported file is always compressed as `.zip`.
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#### Exporting Data

You access this function from the data source contextual menu, in the **Data Sources** tab of the Data Sources section.

If you select multiple data sources of the same type (vector DS or non-spatial DS), you can export them in bulk from the same menu.

To export data:

1. Select the data source(s) whose data you want to export.
2. Open the contextual menu and click **Export Data**.
3. In the window, select the format of the exported file.
4. Click **Export**. Once the export is complete, the file(s) appear in the **Exported Files** tab. From that tab you can download or delete the files.


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