CopyDoc doesn’t just import text—it also exports it. I use the plugin to pull every string out of a file into CSV, JSON, DOCX, or Google Sheets. That export becomes the single source of truth writers and translators expect.

Structured exports

You can include metadata like frame names, component IDs, and status flags. That gives downstream teams context, so they know where each string appears in the product or marketing journey.

Keep reviews efficient

Share the exported file with stakeholders, let them propose edits, and then import those edits back via CopyDoc. No more annotating screenshots or juggling duplicate Figma files.

Export process

1. Select the pages or frames you want to export from Figma.
2. Run CopyDoc’s export, choosing the format stakeholders prefer.
3. Share the file, gather feedback, and import the approved changes back into Figma when ready.

It’s a simple loop that keeps copy collaboration tight.

Helpful add-ons

• Automate nightly exports for large projects so stakeholders always have fresh context.
• Use CopyDoc’s filters to export only specific sections (like onboarding flows) when teams don’t need the entire file.
• Attach exported files to Jira/Linear tickets so engineers can see the final copy alongside implementation details.

CopyDoc turns text exports into a service you can provide on demand rather than a manual chore.