> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/autoedit-3-user-manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/autoedit-3-user-manual/autoedit-3-1.0.16/transcriptions/export.md).

# Export options

After having [created a transcription ](/autoedit-3-user-manual/autoedit-3-1.0.16/transcriptions/create-a-new-transcription.md)and (optional) [corrected the text](/autoedit-3-user-manual/autoedit-3-1.0.16/transcriptions/correct-the-text-of-a-transcription.md) you can click on the export icon on the top right to see a list of export options

![export icon - arrow - top right](/files/-M-MR0IGt6z2jLhJiKR5)

![Export options list](/files/-M-MRBOXWHDGMGas-gy4)

#### Main export options

* text file
* Text file with speakers and timecodes**\***
* Ms Word
* Srt - Captions

**\***Text file with speakers and timecodes is in a format that is compatible with [atlas ti](https://atlasti.com/) if you need to import the transcript there for further analyses.

#### Advanced options 

* TTML - Captions
* TTML for Adobe Premiere - Captions
* iTT - Captions
* CSV - Captions
* VTT - Captions
* Pre-segmented text - Captions

#### Developer options

* Json - Captions
* Draft Js - Json 
*  Digital Paper Edit - Json

{% hint style="info" %}
If you need to export captions with a certain level of precision in the formatting of the lines. I'd recommend using this other app instead, [subtitles composer](https://pietropassarelli.gitbooks.io/subtitlecomposer-app/content/) (mac only).
{% endhint %}