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Help · Import and export

Exporting your stories

Download a story you wrote as a character card file, to keep a copy or use it in another roleplay tool.

Import and export guide1 min read

Export a story

You can export any story you wrote, one at a time. Only a story's author can export it, so nobody else can download your story, even when it's public.

  1. Sign in and open your story's page.
  2. Choose Export, next to Edit story.
  3. Your browser saves a .json file named after the story.

What's in the file

The file is a Character Card V2, the format SillyTavern, Chub, and most roleplay tools read. A tool built for one character finds your world and your whole cast in the card's description. Your written openings become its greetings, your tidbits become its lorebook, and your Rules become its system prompt.

The file also holds the parts a character card has no place for, such as hook titles, each cast member's details, tidbit types, and your story's settings. Other tools ignore them. Import the file back into AiRP and they come back with the story.

Best practices
  • Openings the AI writes for you aren't sent to other tools as greetings, because what's saved is your directions rather than a message. AiRP keeps them for a re-import.
  • If→then tidbits are saved without keywords in the lorebook other tools read, so those tools won't bring them in at random.
  • The file stores links to your pictures, not the pictures themselves. Keep your own copies if you want to use them elsewhere.
  • To bring a story back into AiRP, choose the file on the Import page.

Keep reading

Import and export guide

Importing a story

Import a story from another site or an AI tool, then review it as a private draft.

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