Export Project File

What This Feature Does

A project file saves the editable data of your work. Unlike ordinary images, a project file can be reopened to continue editing layers, color palettes, and animation frames.

File Description

• The project file extension is .pxa
• It is not an ordinary image
• It is used for backup, migration, and continued editing

Where to Access

In the editor or project-related menu, select Export Project File.

How to Operate

1. Open the project export entry.
2. Confirm the file name.
3. Choose the save location.
4. After saving, a .pxa file will be generated.

What the Project File Saves

• Canvas size
• Color palette
• Pixel content
• Animation frames
• Basic information such as work name

Usage Suggestions

• For important works, it is recommended to save both the image and the project file.
• When continuing creation on another device, prioritize exporting the project file.
• Before publishing, export a project file first to facilitate future rollback or modification.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a project file and an exported image?

An exported image can only be viewed, while a project file can be reopened for continued editing.

Can others directly view the project file?

Typically, it needs to be opened in software that supports .pxa.

What if I cannot find the file after exporting?

Check the save completion prompt, or look in the location you selected for saving.

Suggested Accompanying Images

• Project export entry
• File name setting
• Save location selection
• Export success prompt