# Data Export
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There are multiple ways to export your collectives data. Download your contributor data, Transactions information and delve into your export settings.
### Contributor Information
Navigate to your collective's Dashboard -> **Contributors**.
Click on the Export CSV button in top right hand corner.
**The CSV export contains:**
* Contributor Profile URL
* Contributor Name
* Contributor Type (Individual or Company)
* Total Amount Contributed
* Currency
* Active Recurring Contribution
* Recurring Contribution Tier
* Recurring Contribution Amount
* Recurring Contribution Frequency
* First Contribution Date
* Latest Contribution Date
* Email
* Website
## Exporting Transactions
Head to the budget section on your collective page. Click the Transactions tab
2\. Click View all Transactions
3\. Apply any filters to the CSV export.
*For example select expenses in the Kind type to export a CSV with your expense information.*
4\. Download CSV on the right
## Export Settings
Navigate to your collective's dashboard -> Settings -> **Export**.
On this page, you can export your data into:
* Contributor data CSV Export
* JSON Export
* Widgets
* Badges
* Contributors images
#### Export Contributors CSV
Download a file of all of your contributors, with these fields:
* Member ID
* Date Created
* User Type (User or Organisation)
* Role (Admin, Host, Backer, Follower)
* Tier
* Active Recurring Contribution
* Total Amount Donated
* Currency
* Lastest Transaction Date
* Lastest Transaction Amount
* User Profile URL
* Name
* Company
* Description
* Image
* Email
* Newsletter Opt in
* Twitter
* Github
* Website
#### Export JSON
Export your data to integrate with other applications.
Options:
* All members (contributors of all types)
* Only users (individuals)
* Only organizations
Parameters:
* limit: number of members to return
* offset: number of members to skip (for paging)
* TierId: only return the members that belong to this TierId. You can find the TierId as part of the URL after selecting a tier on your collective pag
#### Widget
Export an HTML script to use on your website, showing your financial contributors.
#### Export images
#### Badge
Create an SVG showing the number of financial contributors of your Collective. By updating the text in the URL, you can change the label and color.
Code:
`https://opencollective.com/collective/tiers/backers/badge.svg?label=Backers&color=brightgreen`
Result:
#### Contributor image
Create an SVG showing the icons of your financial contributors.
There are a range of options:
| Parameter | Description | default |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| width | width of the image | |
| height | height of the image | |
| limit | max number of members to show | (unlimited) |
| avatarHeight | max height of each avatar / logo | |
| button | show "become a backer/sponsor" button | true |
| format | format of the image (replace .svg with .png or .jpg) | |
Code:
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Result:
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