# Export

### 1. Export BIM to Revit

* Open the Finch plug-in, and select your project and variant from the drop-down menus under the **`Project`** tab.
* Select **`BIM`** from the **`Action`** box, and hit **`Download BIM`**.
* Your Finch variant will be imported into Revit, complete with families for each object. Mass select objects to convert them to your own template.

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### 2. Export 2D plans to Rhino

* In the Finch plug-in, under the **`Advanced`** tab, select **`Import 2D`**.
* A layer structure containing all of the 2D data will be imported into your file.

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### 3. Export 3D geometry to Rhino

* In the Finch plug-in, under the **`Advanced`** tab, select **`Import 3D`**.
* A layer structure containing all of the 3D data will be imported into your file.

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### 4. Export / sync to Grasshopper

* Users can stream all data into grasshopper using the **`Finch`** component and the project and variant names.

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### 5. Export PNG and CSV

* CSV data can be exported under the **`Output`** tab on the **`Right Panel`** by selecting **`Export stats by variant`** or **`Export stats by program`**.
* PNGs can be exported under the **`Output`** tab on the **`Right Panel`** by selecting **`Export screen`**.

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