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How do I export a large AI-generated lead list to CSV?

Steps to export a large AI-generated lead list to CSV.

The Niche Researcher itself doesn't output lead CSVs — it recommends niches. The actual AI-generated leads live in the campaign they were scraped into, and that's where the export lives.

Once leads are in a campaign, export is self-serve and filter-aware.

Export leads from a campaign

  1. Open Cold Email Agent (under Marketing) → click the campaign holding your AI-generated leads.
  2. Click the Leads tab.
  3. (Optional) Apply filters — by status, source, bounce state, or search — to narrow down what you want.
  4. Click Export CSV at the top of the Leads table.
  5. Download arrives as campaign-leads-<date>.csv.

For very large lists

Export isn't row-capped, but large exports can take a few seconds. If you want to slice a large list into parts:

Slicing approachHow
By statusExport "not contacted" separately from "emailed" separately from "bounced."
By sourceIf some leads came from AI scrape and others from a CSV upload, filter by source before export.
By searchUse the search bar to grab a subset by name/email substring, then export that subset.
By date addedUse advanced filters to scope to leads added in a specific window.

Exporting for reuse in another campaign

A common workflow is scraping a big AI lead batch, letting a campaign run, and then exporting the leftover uncontacted leads into a fresh campaign so you can try a new sequence on them:

  1. Export with filter Not contacted.
  2. Open Cold Email AgentNew CampaignUpload Your Own.
  3. Upload the exported file.

Dedupe runs workspace-wide, so any lead that's reached a different campaign since the export is skipped.

Uploaded CSVs aren't auto-verified

If you're reimporting leads, the freshness of the list matters. Uploaded CSV leads don't get a fresh email verification pass — if the original scrape was months ago, run email verification externally before re-upload to avoid bounces.

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