howto/Export.md

 The `Chromatin 3D Visualizer` is able to export the visualized chromatin
 models into certain formats that allow for offline edition or to share 
-specific views between viewer instances.
+specific views between visualizer instances.
 
 ## GLTF Export
 
+This export specifically concerns generating an offline model version of the current
+trajectory to be edited in other applications. The export utilizes the [glTF](https://www.khronos.org/gltf/)
+Format for its exports. This format is supported by a variety of applications and 
+can be viewed natively by Windows machines.
+<br><br>
+To start an export, simply load a trajectory and then click on `File > Export > glTF 3D model`.
+After clicking on the menu entry, it may take a short while before a loading screen
+is displayed. In that time, the application may become unresponsive for a moment.
+
+### Split Export
+
+When exporting a particularly large trajectory model, it is possible that the
+file size of the export exceeds certain browser limitations. In this case,
+the export will automatically be split into multiple files of roughly equal size. 
+This ensures that the export can commence without issues. However, as a result, you
+might have to load various files in order to display your model in an offline application.
+
 ## View Export
+
+The second available export concerns the current state of the application. This export
+contains the currently loaded trajectory, as well as the settings made in the application, 
+the camera and so on. This way, the exact state of the application can be shared
+and replicated.<br>
+The result of the export is a zip archive, that can be loaded back into the application.
+You may start the export by clicking `File > Export > Export (Including View)`.
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