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# How to export your leads to CSV

You can export your full leads list to a CSV file at any time directly from the Leads table.

1. In the sidebar, go to Leads > Leads.
2. Apply any filters you want before exporting — the CSV will reflect your current filter selection.
3. Click Export to CSV in the top bar of the table.
4. The file downloads automatically to your computer.

The CSV includes all leads matching your current filters across all pages — not just the leads visible on the current page.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Apply your filters before clicking Export to CSV. Once you click, the file downloads immediately with whatever is currently showing in your table.
{% endhint %}

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The CSV export includes only the columns currently visible in your table. If you need specific fields in the export — like Traffic Source or Sentiment — make sure those columns are toggled on using the Toggle columns button before clicking Export to CSV.
{% endhint %}

## Common export use cases

* Share a list of qualified leads with your sales team
* Import leads into your CRM manually
* Analyze lead data in a spreadsheet
* Create audience lists for campaigns

For [automatic CRM sync](/en/troubleshooting/crm-integration/crm-lead-field-sync.md) without manual exports, see how lead fields sync to your CRM.


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