Hey everyone.
I'm Max Dalton, and in this video I'll show you how to download your Fitbit data.
Fitbit gives you two options for downloading your Fitbit data.
One option is to download a file from the Fitbit website that includes up to 31 days
of high-level data from your Fitbit account, such as your daily body weight, calorie intake,
steps, sleep information, food log, and more.
Alternatively, you can choose to download a file that contains all of the data associated
with your Fitbit account, such as when your account was accessed, when your username or
password were changed, your user profile information, and all of the health data Fitbit has gathered,
but in a very raw format.
Regardless of what you're looking for, getting your hands on your Fitbit data can be done
relatively quickly.
First, let's walk through the steps to export up to 31 days of your Fitbit data.
This is the export that will give you your high-level health information in a clean,
easy to read spreadsheet.
Step 1.
Open your web browser, navigate to Fitbit.com, and then log in to your account.
You'll land on your Fitbit home screen.
Step 2.
Click the "Settings" icon at the top of the screen to open a drop-down menu, and then
click "Settings" in that menu.
The Personal Info screen appears.
Step 3.
Click "Data Export" in the Settings section on the left side of the screen.
The Your Fitbit Data section appears on the right side of the screen.
Step 4.
Choose the date range you want to export data for in the Time Period section; click to place
check marks next to the type of data you want to export in the Include Data section; and
then click to open the drop-down menu in the File Format section and choose the file format
you want to export your Fitbit data to.
You can choose between a CSV or a Microsoft Excel file.
Click "Download" after making your selections.
A Save As dialog box appears on your screen.
Step 5.
Choose the location where you want to download your Fitbit data export, and then click "Save."
Now, you can go to the location where you saved your Fitbit data export, click to open
it, and review your exported Fitbit data.
Now let's walk through the steps to export all of your data from your Fitbit account.
This is the format that gives you all of your account and health data Fitbit has, but the
data is very raw and anyone looking to pivot it out to get different insights into their
health information probably won't find it useful.
Step 1.
Open your web browser, navigate to Fitbit.com, and then log in to your account.
You'll land on your Fitbit home screen.
Step 2.
Click the "Settings" icon at the top of the screen to open a drop-down menu, and then
click "Settings" in that menu.
The Personal Info screen appears.
Step 3.
Click "Data Export" in the Settings section on the left side of the screen.
The Your Fitbit Data section appears on the right side of the screen.
Step 4.
Scroll down to the Export Your Account Archive section, and then click "Request Data" in
this section.
An Available Archives section appears.
Until your file is ready for download, the Download button will be grayed out.
You'll receive an email from Fitbit asking you to confirm your request.
Click "Confirm Export Request" in that email.
Fitbit will start generating your file.
You'll receive an email from Fitbit letting you know when your Fitbit lifetime export
file is ready for you to download.
After you receive that email, navigate back to the Available Archives section, and then
click "Download" to download your Fitbit lifetime export ZIP file.
It's important to note that the more data Fitbit has about you, the longer it will take
this file to generate.
As a result, it may take a few days before your Fitbit data export is ready.
After the download is complete, extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file.
You'll see a collection of folders containing different pieces of your Fitbit account information.
Let me know what your favorite Fitbit device is in the comments below.
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