# Exporting cookies

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In some cases it might be necessary to export cookies from an existing browser profile. This guide explains how to do this.&#x20;

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### Open Export cookies

Go to your Incogniton account and navigate to the browser profile you want to export cookies from. Click on the 3-bullet icon and go to **Cookies – Export cookies**.

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### Save cookie file

A pop-up window will show to save the cookie file. Save the file, you have now exported the cookies.
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Do you want to know how to import the exported cookies into another browser profile? Read [this article](https://docs.incogniton.com/cookie-management/importing-cookies). If you wish to collect cookies, please read [this article](https://docs.incogniton.com/cookie-management/cookie-collector).
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If you require further explanation, please contact our [support team](https://incogniton.com/contact/).&#x20;
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