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# Import-Export

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Import/Export produces a JSON file containing every Extension setting, preset, and configuration. Use it to move your full setup between browsers or to back up your configuration before a reinstall.

The <kbd>Import</kbd> and <kbd>Export</kbd> buttons sit in the header of the **Extension** tab in the Manager's top navigation.
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### What Gets Exported

A single JSON file containing:

* Every preset (buy amounts, sell amounts, fees, tips, slippage, MEV toggles)
* Wallet selection and distribution mode
* Sites toggles
* Appearance settings (sounds, button styling, background image, opacity)
* PnL Card settings
* Any other Extension-level configuration

Wallet private keys are NEVER included in the export. The file only carries configuration, not secrets.

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### Export

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Open the Extension tab in the Manager and click <kbd>Export</kbd> in the header.
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A JSON file downloads to your machine. Keep it somewhere safe: it represents your full Extension setup.
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### Import

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Click <kbd>Import</kbd> in the header.
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Select a JSON file previously exported from Bloom. The Manager validates the file and applies every setting in one pass.
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The Extension reflects the imported configuration instantly. No restart, no re-login.
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Importing replaces your current Extension configuration. Export your current setup first if you want to keep it.
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