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 Scenes can be saved while in **3DStreet Editor** for later use as either a PNG screenshot image or glTF file so they can be shared or used later.
 
 ### Capture screenshot as a PNG file
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 The quickest way to share your 3DStreet creation with others is to capture a screenshot. PNG image files can be shared on any social media, email or chat app.
 
 ![Animated gif of a user capturing a screenshot in 3DStreet Editor.](/img/docs/3dstreet-editor-capture-screenshot.gif)
 
 To capture a screenshot with **3DStreet Editor** as a PNG file:
-  - Click the purple camera button in the upper-right hand corner
-  - Wait a moment
-  - A PNG file of the current camera view is downloaded to your local downloads folder
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+- Click the purple camera button in the upper-right hand corner
+- Wait a moment
+- A PNG file of the current camera view is downloaded to your local downloads folder
 
 ### Save scene as a glTF file
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 glTF is a [standardized file format](https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF#readme) for three dimensional scenes and models. glTF stands for Graphics Language Transmission Format.
 
 Saving your scene as a glTF allows you to import your 3DStreet scene into other 3D software such as Blender, Unity, or Unreal to add photorealistic rendering and custom interactable elements.
 
 ![Animated gif of a user saving a scene to a gltf file using 3DStreet Editor.](/img/docs/3dstreet-editor-save-as-gltf.gif)
 
 To export a scene from **3DStreet Editor** as a glTF file:
-  - In the right hand corner of Editor mode click the purple “Save” button
-  - Once clicked it will show the “glTF model” option
-  - Click and wait a moment for the file to download to your local downloads folder
-  - The file will end in a `.glb` extension to indicate it is a binary glTF file that contains all scene data wrapped in one file
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+- In the right hand corner of Editor mode click the purple “Save” button
+- Once clicked it will show the “glTF model” option
+- Click and wait a moment for the file to download to your local downloads folder
+- The file will end in a `.glb` extension to indicate it is a binary glTF file that contains all scene data wrapped in one file