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@@ -53,27 +53,37 @@ To add a new plate, click the "New Plate" button:
  If you no longer need a transfer, select it as above and then click the "Delete" button.
  
  ### Importing and Exporting
- 
+
+ #### Export as CSV
  Exporting the transfers we have created to a CSV format is the primary (if not sole) usage of Plate Tool.
  To do so, first note the "File" tab at the top-left of the screen (above the list pane).
  Mouse over this tab, and a few more options will be revealed.
  We want to export: mouse over export and select "Export as CSV".
  You will be reminded that this is a one-way export (see JSON export/import below),
  and then prompted by your browser to select a location for your file.
- 
- Currently, it is not possible to import from nor export to a format produced by other similar software.
+
+ #### Export as JSON (Saving Your Work)
+ Currently, it is not possible to export to a format produced by other similar software.
  However, you might reasonably want to save a copy of your work
  either as a backup or to share.
  Mouse over the "File" tab, then "Export" as above, then alternatively select "Export as JSON". 
  Your browser will then prompt you to pick a suitable location to save your work as a file.
  (See note 1 below)
- 
+
+ #### Import from JSON (Recovering Your Work)
  If we want to import one such file, mouse over the "File" tab as before
- and select "Import".
+ and select "Import", and finally click "Import from JSON".
  This opens a modal where you are prompted to upload (see note 2)
  your file; it will then be processed and loaded.
  Keep in mind that this will overwrite any work you currently have open,
  so you may wish to export first (see above).
+
+ #### Import Transfer from CSV (Using a picklist as a transfer)
+ If you have a CSV generated by another tool (or plate-tool),
+ you can import it as a single transfer.
+ To do so, mouse over the "File" tab, then "Import", and finally "Import Transfer from CSV".
+ When creating transfers via this method, the transfer cannot be edited.
+ This is useful if you have a pre-existing picklist that you would like to visualize in plate-tool.
  
  _Note 1_: JSON files are plaintext!
  By default there is little whitespace (this makes comprehending them a challenge)