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Read and export widgets

When the answer calls for it, Aureole doesn’t stop at text: a map, a chart, the weather or a card shows up in the conversation, as a widget. This guide shows how to read them, and how to turn them into an image or a PDF to reuse elsewhere.

A widget in the answer

A widget is part of the answer, drawn by Aureole from the data the model found: you read it like the rest.

A link opens in your browser, an image in Aureole’s viewer.

Copy or save it

Under the widget, three small buttons, faint until you hover over them: copy the image, to paste it into an email or a document, save it, and “…”, whose menu has everything: “Copy Image”, “Save As…”, then:

• “Drop on Desktop” saves the file to the Desktop, without asking anything;
• “Format”: “PNG (2×)”, an image that stays sharp on a Retina display; “Vector PDF”, to print it or lay it out; “SVG”, to retouch it in a drawing app;
• “Appearance”: “Light” or “Dark”, whatever your Mac’s is.

The chosen format and appearance then apply to every widget, until you quit Aureole. At first: PNG, light.

Some widgets don’t exist as SVG, like geographic maps: the menu says so.

Keep it in the Library

“Add to Library”, in the same menu, files the widget in Aureole’s Library: you find it there, without reopening the conversation.

If you’re stuck

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