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# Export Sample Files

On the `Export` page, outputs may be exported to the Cloud or downloaded locally. For this test, you will save locally.

### Export to Local <a href="#spatialalignerwalkthroughtutorial-exporttocloud" id="spatialalignerwalkthroughtutorial-exporttocloud"></a>

Exporting to Local allows the user to save the output from Illumina Spatial Image Tool to a local path on their machine.

To export Spatial Image Tool outputs:

* Click **Local** to select it as the target. Then click **Select folder...** to identify the output location for your processed test images.

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* After you click **Export**, a progress dialog will appear indicating the progress of the OME-TIFF generation.

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* Upon completion, an OME-TIFF file and a CSV file will be exported and saved to the designated location.

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**Upload the resulting Fiducial Target Test OME-TIFF to the designated location or share it with your Illumina Field Application Scientist (FAS).**


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