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Share & export

Share a whole brand kit in one file

Export a collection as a single self-contained .pocketcvi file and hand it off. Colors, CVI notes, logos and fonts all travel together.

How it works

  • Right-click a collection and choose export to create one .pocketcvi file.
  • Send it anywhere — email, Slack, AirDrop, a shared drive.
  • Import via Tools > Import Collection or press Cmd-Shift-O.
  • Land it as new or merge into an existing collection, your call.

Built for handoff

One file carries the entire brand kit — colors, rich-text notes, logo files and fonts — so a teammate gets the full picture, not a bare palette. No missing assets, no follow-up questions about which logo is current.

New or merge, your choice

On import you decide whether the kit arrives as a fresh collection or merges into one you already have. That makes it easy to bring in a client's existing brand or fold a colleague's additions into your master kit.

And between your own Macs — sync

Sharing covers other people; iCloud sync covers you. Your whole library — including the logo, font, and document files — stays current on every Mac you own, through your private iCloud storage, no export needed.

FAQ

What's inside a .pocketcvi file?

Everything in the collection: colors, rich-text CVI notes, logos and fonts, packaged as one self-contained file you can send to anyone.

How do I import a shared kit?

Use Tools > Import Collection or press Cmd-Shift-O, then choose to import it as a new collection or merge it into an existing one.

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