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Statamic Export
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[](#statamic-export)

> **Export entries, collections and users** from Statamic to a variety of formats including **XLSX, CSV, HTML and more**.

### Supported versions

[](#supported-versions)

- ✅ Statamic v4
- ✅ Statamic v5

Features
--------

[](#features)

### Export Entries and Collections

[](#export-entries-and-collections)

Get your entries and collections ready in the format you need. Currently, we support the following formats:

- **XLSX:** Ideal for detailed data analysis and reporting in Excel.
- **CSV:** Perfect for data import/export with other systems.
- **TSV:** A tab-separated format, offering an alternative to CSV.
- **ODS:** For users of OpenDocument spreadsheet applications.
- **XLS:** Compatible with older versions of Excel.
- **HTML:** Web-friendly format, easily convertible to PDF with online tools.

> Why no PDF you ask? Well, we're working on it. But for now, you can use the HTML format and convert it to PDF using a variety of tools available online.

We tried to use the best human-readable representation for each fieldtype. For example, the `Entries` fieldtype will be represented as a comma separated list of entry titles instead of multiple entry IDs.

### Export Users

[](#export-users)

Exporting users works the same way as exporting entries. You can either export specific users via the user listing or export all users using the utility.

Supported Fieldtypes
--------------------

[](#supported-fieldtypes)

So, there are quite a few fieldtypes available in Statamic. We're supporting **all of them**, even custom ones. The fieldtypes `\Statamic\Fieldtypes\Hidden`, `\Statamic\Fieldtypes\Revealer`, `\Statamic\Fieldtypes\Html` and `\Statamic\Fieldtypes\Spacer` are excluded by default because they don't contain any data.

### Custom Fieldtypes

[](#custom-fieldtypes)

If your custom fieldtypes extend one of the default fieldtypes, it should work just fine as is. But if you have a fully custom fieldtype, you can add support for it by defining it in the `config/export.php` file and providing a closure that returns a string representation of the field value.

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