Feature
Export annotated images: PNG, SVG, CSV and batch
Annotated PNG export is free; vector SVG, per-image CSV and whole-folder batch export are Pro. Text and arrow annotations are free and editable, and they render into every export.
At a glance
PNG
Full-resolution annotated export, free
SVG
Self-contained vector export (Pro)
CSV
Measurements, text, arrows and calibration per image (Pro)
Batch
PNG + SVG + CSV for the whole folder (Pro)
What you get
Annotations that stay editable
Add text labels and arrows without touching the source image. Undo/redo covers them; the last styles become defaults for new annotations.
Full-resolution PNG
Export the annotated image at full resolution, free, with scale bars, geometry, labels, text and arrows rasterized cleanly.
Vector SVG
The self-contained SVG keeps every overlay as a true vector while embedding the source image, so it stays crisp in documents and vector tools.
Data you can reuse
CSV rows include measurements, text, arrows, calibration, complete coordinates and styles, ready for spreadsheets and analysis.
Batch the whole folder
Export every picture in a session to PNG, SVG and/or CSV in a chosen destination. Existing files are never overwritten.
Export: stock software vs G-Scope Desktop
| ✕Screenshots of the app window at screen resolution | Full-resolution annotated exports from the actual image data |
| ✕Overlays baked in and unusable in other tools | Vector SVG overlays plus machine-readable CSV |
| ✕One image at a time, by hand | Whole-folder batch export in one action |
Frequently asked questions
Which export formats are free?
Annotated PNG export is free. SVG, CSV and the folder batch export are Pro features (included while a genuine Smart G-Scope is connected).
Does export modify my original files?
No. Exports are written to a destination you choose and never overwrite existing files. Rasterized annotated exports are marked so they do not pollute the source gallery.
What is in the CSV?
Each row carries the measurement or annotation data: type, coordinates, style, calibration and derived values, plus capture metadata for context.