Export pages should teach a practical truth: format conversion is useful, but the file still needs validation and setup context before it is production-ready.
Machine formats carry stitch instructions, but they do not always carry every design decision. The safer workflow validates before export.
A converted file can lose source intent if the input format lacks object, density, or color metadata. That limitation should be visible, not hidden.
A production-ready export package includes the file and the setup context that explains how to use it.
If a design was poorly digitized before conversion, changing the file extension will not fix the stitch quality. Export should sit after validation, not replace it.
Continue into the specific checks, formats, and workflows.