While we work hard on making our analytics interface powerful yet easy to use, it can sometimes be necessary to export your analytics data for further analysis.

There are quite a few places you can export analytics. We'll cover all the options below.

To export aggregated analytics for all media, folders, or Channels in your account, click "Analytics" from the account sidebar.

From here, you can choose a timeframe, select a data type, apply tags, and set customization filters. Then, hit the "Export" button located in the Top Media or Top domains chart, depending on the data you'd like to receive. The download will begin immediately in your browser.

For more details, head to our Account Overview Analytics page.

On the Trends page in your account analytics, you can export video or folder performance data.

First, update the filter options to your liking. Then, scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Export Stats to CSV" button.

Choose whether to export only the content displayed in the trends or all videos/folders in your account. Click "Export" to start the download in your browser.

Visit our Media Trends article for more information about Trends.

You can export account-wide viewer analytics from the Audience page in your account analytics.

At the bottom of this page, you’ll see a button to export as a CSV.

You can export either identified leads or your entire audience. You can differentiate by selecting the tabs at the top of the Audience page.

Our Viewer Analytics article covers these metrics in more detail.

To collect folder analytics, navigate to a folder, then click "Analytics."

Then, scroll down and hit "Export."

A CSV file with folder analytics for the selected timeframe will be downloaded. This will include all the data shown on this page and more.

For more on folder analytics, head here.

To export your channel’s analytics, navigate to a channel, click "Analytics," then hit "Export."

After confirming the export, the CSV will be downloaded with channel metadata for the selected timeframe. This includes metrics such as Plays, Unique Page Loads, Engagement, and more. If podcasting is enabled for your channel, you'll also receive podcast-specific data.

Visit our Channel Analytics Overview for more details.

To access analytics for an individual media, head to the media page, then click "Analytics." From there, you can choose to collect data from the Embed, Engagement, or Conversion tab.

For a media analytics overview, check out this article.

For a Media Embed Locations report, navigate to the "Embed" tab in your media analytics.

After setting your date range, click "Export" next to Embed location summary. The downloaded CSV file will include details on the embed locations and how the media performed at each location.

From the Embed tab, you can also download the Top embed location graph as an image by clicking the download icon.

You can read more about Embed analytics on our Media Embed Analytics article.

On the Engagement tab of your media analytics, at the bottom of the page (past all of your heatmaps), click the "Export Stats to CSV" button.

You'll have the option to set a date range if needed. This will produce a CSV file containing the video's heatmap data.

For more on Engagement data, check out these articles:

Looking for a conversion report? Check out the "Conversion" tab in your media analytics.

Be sure to set your date range, and then click "Export" next to Form submissions. The downloaded CSV file will contain submission data (first and last name, email, and date submitted).

You can learn more about Conversion analytics from the Conversion Analytics section of our Media Analytics Overview.

On your webinar's Overview page, click "Audience." You'll be able to export the Registrant and/or Attendee data shown on this page.

Click "Export," select the export type you'd like, and the download will begin automatically.

We cover these analytics in more detail on our Webinar Registrants Page article.

From your webinar's Overview page, click "Analytics." Then, from the Webinar Recap tab, you can instantly download various audience engagement data.

The audience funnel chart, attendee chats, questions, and poll responses can be downloaded individually by clicking the download icon in each category.

For a full breakdown on event recap data, see our Webinar Event Recap article.

If you can't find your analytics export or the download doesn't begin, double-check your browser's download settings to ensure downloads are allowed and are being sent to your desired location.

Still not receiving your analytics export? Let us know what browser you're using and which report you're trying to download, and we'll be happy to help troubleshoot.