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Expand Up @@ -133,13 +133,14 @@ NB: channel LUTs are not currently supported when rendering OME-Zarr images for
Any LUTs will be rendered with white color.

Download the figure JSON (File > Save, in the standalone app) then install the export script.
Here, we create a new conda environment and install the export script:
Here, we create a new conda environment and install the export script.
NB: We use the ``--pre`` flag to allow installation of the pre-release version of OMERO.figure:

::

$ conda create --name figure_export python=3.12
$ conda activate figure_export
$ pip install "omero-figure[export]"
$ pip install --pre "omero-figure[export]"

To export the figure as PDF or TIFF, run the script with the path to the figure JSON and the output file path as arguments:
Use the ``.pdf`` extension for PDF export and ``.tiff`` for TIFF export. This example exports the
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