Save, share, and manage your scene
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Understand browser saves, downloads, owner review, and the private link that controls your submission.

1. Know what Save does
Edits autosave in the current browser after a short pause. Save stores changes immediately. Shared scenes and starter templates keep separate browser saves. It does not upload the scene, create an account, or transfer it to another device.
Clearing site data can remove the save. Keep a downloaded image of work you want to preserve. An exported PNG, JPEG, or WebP is a flattened picture and does not preserve separate editable objects.
2. Download without publishing
Open Download, select a format, and confirm. Editing and downloading do not require public sharing or an account. The background and added objects are combined into the exported image.
If an element cannot be published by the server, you can still use it for a local download. Check the artwork permissions before reuse beyond the uses described on Image use.
3. Submit a scene for review
Choose Publish, enter a meaningful title, choose a category, and optionally describe the scene. Confirm the sharing permission and complete verification, then select Submit for review.
Every submission waits for owner review. A success message means the submission was received; it does not mean it is already visible in the gallery. Limits protect the service, and saving or downloading remains available when a limit is reached.
4. Keep the private management link
Copy and save the private link shown after submitting. It lets you check the status or remove your submission without signing in. Anyone who has this link can use it, so do not post it publicly.
Share the public image page once the scene is approved, not the management link. The public page can offer a download and, when available, an editable copy.
5. Handle a failed request carefully
If a connection fails, check the private management link before trying again. The server may have completed the submission even if the browser did not receive the success response. Keep the submission dialog open when retrying.
If you lose the private link or need help with removal, use the Contact page and include the public image URL. Never send your owner access key or other credentials.
Try it in the editor
Start with the example background, then change one thing at a time.
Open the practice scene