Exporting a whole capture as HAR
HAR (HTTP Archive) is the standard format most browser dev tools and proxy tools already read. Export your current capture as HAR to open it in another tool, attach it to a bug report, or archive it for later.
Copy as code
From a single request's detail view, generate a ready-to-run snippet — cURL, or client code for common languages — built directly from the request as captured: method, headers, and body included, so pasting it into a terminal or a test file reproduces exactly what you saw.
What's redacted by default
When you export or share a request, credentials and personal data are stripped by default before anything leaves the app — the same redaction whether you're exporting HAR, copying as cURL, or sharing a request another way. Turn this off explicitly if you specifically need the raw values (for instance, sharing a request with a teammate who needs to reproduce an auth failure exactly).
Export leaves your device — capture never does
An export is something you explicitly trigger and send somewhere yourself. It's not the same as Hollowport uploading anything automatically; nothing about your capture leaves the device unless you export it, replay a request, or run a Collection. See Privacy for the full picture.