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# Download

Export your Webstudio Project with a click of a button.

The Webstudio Builder has a button that lets you download a static version of your site.

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See [export types](/university/self-hosting.md#export-types) for more information about JavaScript applications vs. static sites.
{% endhint %}

## Downloading your project

1. Select **Publish** in the top bar.
2. Select **Export**.

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3. Set **Destination** to **Static**.
4. Select **Build and download static site**.

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5. Wait while Webstudio builds and downloads the project.

The export contains a static site consisting of HTML, CSS, JS, and images ready to be uploaded to another platform.

See [static site hosting platforms](/university/self-hosting.md#platforms-for-static-sites) we have documented.

## Related

* [Static Export](https://webstudio.is/static) – Learn more about static site export in Webstudio
* [CLI](/university/cli.md) – Export and build your project using the command line
* [Cloudflare Pages](/university/self-hosting/cloudflare-pages.md) – Deploy static sites to Cloudflare's network
* [GitHub Pages](/university/self-hosting/github-pages.md) – Free static site hosting from GitHub
* [Netlify](/university/self-hosting/netlify.md) – Deploy static sites to Netlify
* [Publishing and custom domains](/university/foundations/publishing-and-custom-domains.md) – Set up custom domains for your site


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