Exporting & citing

Exporting

Export turns a Consumer AI chat into a finished document. It pulls the key findings and visualizations from the chat into a PowerPoint or PDF.

Export works on a whole chat, not a single chart or board. To export one chart on its own, use Download on the chart instead.

How to export

1. Open the chat you want to export and select Export.
2. Choose a format, PowerPoint or PDF.
3. Choose a length, short for a concise summary, detailed for a fuller version with more supporting data.
4. Add a short prompt to steer what it leads with. For example: "Focus on brand awareness for 18- to 34-year-olds."
5. Confirm. It generates in the background, and you'll get a notification when it's ready.

Your exports are saved in Exports in the sidebar, ready to download when needed.

Citing your data

Charts in an export include a source that links back to the survey question behind them. To build a formal citation (APA, Harvard, Chicago), use the source details: the survey name, the wave or year, the country, and the Statista URL.