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# Save Artifacts

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*Check out the walk-through on how to Save Artifacts.*
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![Saving Artifacts in a Notebook](/files/zJgnaRGn9Q30lwNWvIOM)

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> *The user can save the artifacts of a predicted model using this option.*
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* Add a new cell.
* Click the ***Save Artifacts**.*
* Give proper dataframe name and Name of Artifacts (with extensions - .csv/.txt/.json)
* Execute the cell.
* The Artifacts get saved.

![Saved Artifacts inside a Notebook](/files/ZmEiPkQl6plcTT8dHwlv)

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> *The saved **Artifacts** can be downloaded as well.*
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## <mark style="color:purple;">Save Plot as Artifacts</mark>

* Navigate to a notebook.
* Define the save statement in the code cell for the plot you want to save as artifacts.
* Execute the cell.
* Refresh the ***Artifacts*** tab.

![Saving a plot as Artifacts](/files/hourjZV5zNRp5XVYhvPB)

* The plot will get saved under the Artifacts space as .png file.

![The Artifacts get saved](/files/fZlAfwPdE7mtCnkfaaWm)

* Once the Artifacts is saved you can download it.

&#x20;     ![](/files/tFXab50lE0Ed5MOHIyxM)

* The plot will get downloaded as .png file.

![Downloaded Artifacts Plot files](/files/KMS6qwlOb3efdMgJmFGo)

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*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The user can also get an instant visual depiction of the data based on their executed scripts.*&#x20;

![](/files/04M8DLEMVXUP0oTYc1Oq)
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### Download the saved Artifacts

The user can download the saved Artifacts from the Notebook page.

* Navigate to the ***Artifacts*** option on the Notebook page and click on it.
* The list of the saved Artifacts opens.
* Click the vertical ellipses <img src="/files/EifEt910EAd4Z1Ab7TtZ" alt="" data-size="line"> icon.  &#x20;
* You can get the Download option in the context menu. Click on the ***Download*** option.    &#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/Sl24FmUHNLxq5Ntb0FXK" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Based on the selected Artifact file type it will get downloaded to your system.   &#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/SoU6KbOO806h0jLEzm4b" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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