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# Share Multiple Certs
The whole stack, in one go.
New job? Annual review? CertLocker makes it easy to pull together the Certs you've been asked for and send them all at once, as a single PDF, a .zip file, or a printout.
## Tap the Share Icon
Tap **My Certs** in the navigation bar, then tap the **Share Icon** in the top right corner. The **Share certs** sheet slides up.
## Choose PDF, ZIP, or Print
At the top, choose how you'd like your Certs: **PDF** combines them into one document, **ZIP** bundles each one as its own file inside a .zip, and **Print** sends them to your printer.
## Select Your Certs
Tick the box beside each Cert you'd like to include, or tap **Select all**. Tap **Clear** to start over. The count under **Select certs to share** keeps track of how many you've picked.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Only Certs with an attachment can be included.** A Cert without a document reads **No document attached. Upload one to include it**. Open that Cert and tap **Upload attachment** first (see [Replace an Attachment](/my-certs/replace-an-attachment.md)).
{% endhint %}
## Tap Export
Tap **Export** in the top right corner. CertLocker will gather and build your file (you can tap **Cancel** while it works), then hand it to your device to save or share. If any Certs couldn't be included, CertLocker will tell you which.
## Share Links Instead
The same sheet can also create links. **Create share links** makes a separate link for each Cert you've selected, and **Share whole locker…** makes one ongoing link to every Cert that isn't marked private. See [Share Links](/sharing-certs/share-links.md).
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