Export only labeled items

Overview • How To Run • How To Use

App exports only labeled items from project and prepares downloadable tar archive. Annotations will be in Supervisely format. App works with all types of projects: Images, Videos , Point Clouds. Unlabeled items will be skipped. Also there is the additional option to export only annotations without actual data.

🏋️ Starting from version v1.2.13 application supports split archives. If the archive file size is too big, it will be split into several parts. Learn more below in the "How to extract split archives" section.

Step 1: Add app to your team from Ecosystem if it is not there.

Step 2: Open context menu of project -> Download via App -> Export only labeled items

Step 3: Select project export mode.

After running the application, you will be redirected to the Tasks page. Once application processing has finished, the download link will be available. Click on it.

Note: Result archive (or archive parts) will be available for download:

• single archive: in the Tasks list (image below) or from Team Files
  • Team Files->tmp->supervisely->export->export-only-labeled-items->task_id-><projectId>_<projectName>.tar
• split archive: all parts will be stored in the Team Files directory
  • Team Files->tmp->supervisely->export->export-only-labeled-items-><task_id>

In the case of a split archive:

1. download all parts from Team Files directory (Team Files->tmp->supervisely->export->export-only-labeled-items-><task_id>)
2. After downloading all archive parts, you can extract them:

• for Windows: use the following freeware to unpack Multi-Tar files: 7-zip and click on the first file (with extension .tar.001)

• for MacOS: replace <path_to_folder_with_archive_parts>, <projectId> and <projectName> with your values and run the following commands in the terminal:

cd <path_to_folder_with_archive_parts>
cat <projectId>_<projectName>.tar* | tar --options read_concatenated_archives -xvf -

• for Linux (Ubuntu): replace <path_to_folder_with_archive_parts>, <projectId> and <projectName> with your values and run the following commands in the terminal:

cd <path_to_folder_with_archive_parts>
cat '<projectId>_<projectName>.tar'* > result_archive.tar | tar -xvf result_archive.tar