Workflow & Features

Export your data

Export prompt templates as JSON and Tag Insights data as CSV, with the file formats explained.

mysnipbox can export two things: your prompt templates as a JSON file, and your Tag Insights data as a CSV file. Use them to back up or move your templates, or to study your tag usage in a spreadsheet.

How to export

Templates: open the Templates view and press Export (.JSON) to save every template, or use the export button on a single template to save just that one.
Tag Insights: press Export (.CSV) to save the tags Tag Insights is showing, either for the selected persona or for All Personas.
Exporting needs an activated license, like the app's other actions. Files are named mysnipbox-templates-YYYYMMDD.json and mysnipbox-tag-insights-YYYYMMDD.csv, using the date on your own clock.

Prompt templates (JSON)

One file holds your template folders and templates, including each template's tags, variables and persona.

Field	What it holds
`format`, `version`	Always `mysnipbox.templates`, plus the file format version (currently `1`).
`exportedAt`	When the file was exported, in UTC.
`folders`	Your template folders: `id`, `name`, and `parentId` for nested folders (`null` at the top level).
`templates[].title`, `description`	The template's name and optional description.
`templates[].tags`	Each tag's `text`, its `category` (for example `SUBJECT`, `STYLE_MEDIUM`, `ACTION_POSE`, `ATTIRE_DETAILS`, `LIGHTING_COLOR`, or `null`) and its `translation` in your tag translation language (or `null`).
`templates[].variables`	The names of the `{variable}` slots used in the template.
`templates[].folderId`, `folderPath`	The folder the template lives in, and the path of folder names.
`templates[].personaId`, `personaName`	The persona the template belongs to, or `null`.
`createdAt`, `updatedAt`	UTC timestamps.

Tag Insights data (CSV)

One row per tag Tag Insights is showing (for the selected persona or All Personas), most-used first. The file is UTF-8 with a byte-order mark so Excel shows Korean, Japanese and Chinese text correctly, and the column headers stay in English in every language. A tag that starts with =, +, - or @ gets a leading apostrophe so spreadsheets never run it as a formula.

Column	What it holds
`Tag Name`	The tag, in English.
`Category`	The category the tag belongs to.
`Count`	How many of your images use the tag.
`Associated Personas`	The personas whose images use the tag, separated by semicolons.
`First Seen (UTC)`, `Last Seen (UTC)`	When the tag first and last appeared in your library.

Ideas for the CSV

Sort by Count to find your signature tags, the ones that show up in most of your images.
Filter by Associated Personas to compare how two styles use the same categories.
Look at Last Seen (UTC) to spot tags you used a lot once and then dropped.

Sample files

Both files are made-up examples with the same structure as a real export, so you can look at them before you export your own.

Download sample templates (JSON)Download sample Tag Insights (CSV)