About Exporting Creo Models and Drawings to Other Formats
You can use the > 
Save As > Save a Copy command to export parts, assemblies, and drawings to various 2D and 3D formats that Creo supports. While most configuration options that control the export of drawings are available as User Interface options in the 2D data exchange settings section of the Creo Parametric Options dialog box, you can create and use profiles to export 3D models to the various file formats that Creo supports. When you use the format-specific export profiles, you need not explicitly set the corresponding configuration options in the config.pro file.
Save As > Save a Copy command to export parts, assemblies, and drawings to various 2D and 3D formats that Creo supports. While most configuration options that control the export of drawings are available as User Interface options in the 2D data exchange settings section of the Creo Parametric Options dialog box, you can create and use profiles to export 3D models to the various file formats that Creo supports. When you use the format-specific export profiles, you need not explicitly set the corresponding configuration options in the config.pro file.In addition to the options on the format-specific export profiles, export options are available on the individual export dialog boxes to customize the export of layers, select a coordinate system for the exported models, and specify geometry and model components to include or exclude from the export.
The following parts and components of assemblies with multiple solid bodies are exported to the various formats:
• Parts with closed and open quilts.
• Assemblies with part components that contain multiple solid bodies.
• Assemblies with intersected and flexible components that contain multiple solid bodies.
• Multi-level assemblies with occurrences of the same part components containing solid bodies at the same or different levels of the assemblies.
Part models and the part components of assembly models that consist of facets, regardless of whether they contain multiple solid bodies, are also exported to the supported formats.
To export native drawings to the various supported file formats, you can use the following > Save As commands:
Save As commands:• 
Quick Export
Quick Export• 
Export
ExportUse > Save As > Quick Export to directly export drawings to the PDF format by default or a format of your choice. You can set the preferred_export_format configuration option to a supported 2D file format to configure Quick Export and Export to the format of your choice or set the Preferred deliverable for export 2D data exchange setting in the Creo Parametric Options dialog box to the preferred format. > Save As > Export enables you to preview the drawings and their export settings before you export the drawings to the preferred file format. If the export does not suit your requirements, the Export Setup tab allows you to change the settings and the format for the export of the drawings.
Save As > Quick Export to directly export drawings to the PDF format by default or a format of your choice. You can set the preferred_export_format configuration option to a supported 2D file format to configure Quick Export and Export to the format of your choice or set the Preferred deliverable for export 2D data exchange setting in the Creo Parametric Options dialog box to the preferred format. > Save As > Export enables you to preview the drawings and their export settings before you export the drawings to the preferred file format. If the export does not suit your requirements, the Export Setup tab allows you to change the settings and the format for the export of the drawings.Export log files are automatically generated in the working directory when the export of 3D models and drawings are complete.