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# Sharing Custom Records
### Download the JSON File
In the custom record editor (Admin > Customization > Custom Records) select the blue download button next to the custom record. This will download a .json file with the custom record formatting.
*Do not edit this JSON formatting unless you are highly familiar with the* [*proper formatting*](/cad/api-integration/api-endpoints/general/custom-records.md#record-formatting)*. It is highly recommended to edit everything in the UI editor only.*
### Import a Shared JSON File
In the custom record editor (Admin > Customization > Custom Records) select the blue download button next to the custom record. This will download a .json file with the custom record formatting.
Paste in the JSON content from the download to populate the record editor with the new record format.
From here, you can [edit the custom record and save it](/cad/tutorials/customization/creating-custom-record-and-report-types.md) as you normally would.
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