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Artopia Export Data Example
Your collection data belongs to you. From the Export data page you can download your artwork metadata as a spreadsheet, generate a full PDF catalogue, or pull every image and document attached to your artworks in one archive. Use it for backups, insurance, migration to another tool, or your own analysis. Open Export data from the profile menu, or go directly to app.art-opia.com/export. Exports always apply to your currently selected collection.

Export artworks (CSV)

Download a spreadsheet of every artwork in your active collection. The file opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or any other spreadsheet application. The CSV includes the core artwork record fields such as artist, title, year, medium, dimensions, and value information, alongside the full contents of the More section, description, condition report, and provenance entries. Acquisition data is also included: Acquisition Source, Acquired From, Purchase Price, Currency, and Date. Purchase dates export as a four-digit year. Use it to:
  • Create a backup of your metadata
  • Import into another tool
  • Share a simple inventory list
  • Run your own analysis

PDF catalogue of all artworks

The Export page has a Create a PDF of all artworks option that produces one combined document covering your entire collection in a single step, useful for a full catalogue, an insurance schedule, or a portable archive of the collection. It uses the same presets, field toggles, and branded header as any other PDF in Artopia. If you only need a PDF for one artwork or a subset, do it from the artwork detail page or the list view instead. See Creating PDFs for the presets, available fields, and how to set up your header.

Download all media (ZIP)

Download every image and document attached to your artworks as a ZIP archive. Choose how files are organised:
  • By artwork & artist, files are placed in folders named Artist - Artwork Title. Files not linked to an artwork go into an Unlinked folder.
  • Original filenames, files keep their original names with no extra folder structure.
The ZIP pulls from your Media library, so anything you have uploaded is included.

How exports run

1

Select the right collection

Switch to the collection you want to export. Exports always use your currently selected collection.
2

Open the Export data page

From the profile menu, choose Export data, or go to app.art-opia.com/export.
3

Choose an export type

Pick CSV, PDF catalogue, or ZIP.
4

Configure the output

For a PDF catalogue, follow the Creating PDFs options. For ZIP, choose how files are organised.
5

Download

The file is generated in your browser and saved to your device.
Exports are created locally in your browser (nothing is emailed or stored externally). Large collections may take a moment to prepare, especially the ZIP archive.
If you have thoughts on how exports could be more useful, get in touch at app@art-opia.com.