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# VM import and export
Xen Orchestra can import and export VM in XVA format (XenServer format) or import OVA files (OVF1 format).
Xen Orchestra can import and export VM's in XVA format (XenServer format) or import OVA files (OVF1 format).
> We are supporting OVA import from VirtualBox. Feel free to report issues with OVA from other virtualization platform.
> We support OVA import from VirtualBox. Feel free to report issues with OVA from other virtualization platforms.
## Import
### XVA files
To import a XVA file, just go to the New/Import menu:
To import an XVA file, just go to the New/Import menu:
![](./assets/xoa5import.png)
Select the target pool and SR where the VM will be imported. Then, drag and drop your file and click on import button.
Select the target pool and SR where the VM will be imported. Then, drag and drop your file and click on the import button.
### OVA files
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![](https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/content/images/2016/08/xo5import2.png)
When you are OK with those settings, just click on "Import" button.
When you are OK with these settings, just click on the "Import" button.
## Export
> Exported VMs are in XVA format
Just go in the VM that you want to export, and click on the "Export" button in the toolbar. You'll download instantly a compressed XVA file.
Just access the page for the VM that you want to export, and click on the "Export" button in the toolbar. You'll instantly download a compressed XVA file.
It works even if the VM is running, because we'll export automatically a snapshot of this VM.
It works even if the VM is running, because we'll automatically export a snapshot of this VM.
### Snapshot export