What does the 'Export' feature in Revit allow you to do?

The 'Export' feature in Revit is designed to provide users with the ability to save their models in various file formats, which is essential for interoperability and sharing information with different software applications. By exporting a Revit model, users can convert their work into formats such as DWG, DGN, IFC, PDF, and many others. This flexibility allows architects and designers to collaborate more effectively with other stakeholders who may not be using Revit directly or who may require different file types for their specific workflows.

This capability is crucial for integrating models into other platforms for analysis, visualization, or documentation purposes. Being able to export to these different formats enhances overall project communication and allows for a seamless workflow between different software tools, catering to a variety of architectural and engineering tasks.