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# Download your annotations in the COCO, KITTI, or YOLO format
1. Navigate to the [*Plugins* page](https://imerit.ango.ai/plugin)
2. Click on *Show Plugin Directory*
3. Depending on the format you need, click on the *Add* button under the converter plugin that coincides with the format. For example, if you need the COCO format, click *Add* under the *Ango to COCO Converter* plugin to add it to your project.
{% hint style="info" %}
If Hub warns you that you need an API key to add a plugin to your organization, navigate to your [Account page](https://imerit.ango.ai/account), then to the *API* tab and click on *Create New Key*. Once you've created the new key, go back to the *Plugin Directory* and you will be able to add the desired plugin to your organization.
{% endhint %}
4. Navigate to the project where you'd like to get the export, then go to its *Settings* tab.
5. From the *Plugins* section, click *Open* on the plugin we've just installed. A dialog will pop up:
6. Tweak the settings in the *Config JSON* text area to your liking, then press on *Run*. You will receive a notification with a link to your converted export.
{% hint style="info" %}
If the *Run* button is not available, it means the plugin is offline. Plugin availability is on a best-effort basis. If a plugin you need is currently offline, please email us at info \[at] ango.ai and we will help.
{% endhint %}
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