Why do you wish to export an EasyEDA project into Eagle? What features does EasyEDA not provide or not support well enough that you consider that Eagle does better? Please bear in mind that you are comparing free tools with non-free tools (for all but the basic features of Eagle). Thanks.

Dear i am not comparing anything. i just wish. why should i compare eaesyda with eagle.

@ashishnet1986, To help our developers improve EasyEDA, I'd like to understand why our users may wish to take a project that has been created in EasyEDA and then export it to a different tool set. For example, some users may need to do this because they have a client who requires that their work is delivered in some third party format. Other users may wish to do this because they find some important feature(s) supported in 3rd party software which are not provided or not as well supported in EasyEDA.

@andyfierman you are right.

@ashishnet1986, After giving some examples, I was hoping that you would give some information about your own reasons for wanting to be able to export an EasyEDA project to Eagle. Please consider that unless you can give information about your reasons for wanting to be able to export an EasyEDA project to Eagle it is very unlikely that anyone in EasyEDA will be be prepared to take any action to implement any export to Eagle functions.

@andyfierman I was thinking to backup my projects in my own computer because i have internet connectivity problem in my village so i can not able to access my accounts projects and i can't work with no it without internet.

@ashishnet1986 You can back up all your files locally in EasyEDA and also there is a local Desktop Client: [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#What-happens-if-EasyEDA-service-is-offline-for-some-reason](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#What-happens-if-EasyEDA-service-is-offline-for-some-reason) [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#How-can-I-work-if-there-is-no-internet](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#How-can-I-work-if-there-is-no-internet) [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#Does-EasyEDA-have-a-desktop-version](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#Does-EasyEDA-have-a-desktop-version) [https://easyeda.com/page/download](https://easyeda.com/page/download) [https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#How-to-save-my-file-to-the-local](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/FAQ/Editor/index.html#How-to-save-my-file-to-the-local)

I agree that EasyEDA does need an export to an industry standard format.  But understand why this would be a chargeable feature.

@MikeDB, I suppose it depends who you talk to about what is an industry standard but EasyEDA already exports to Altium. :)

@andyfierman thanks for the information and links , now i know how to backup my projects. thanks again.