How do I save an image I have zoomed into 100% as a final image?

[SneddonD50]

How do I save an image I have zoomed into 100% as a final image in Lightroom Classic?

[GoldingD · Accepted solution]

You don't

Solution is to crop, then export.

[SneddonD50]

Thank you GoldingD. I get it now. I had been cropping in Photoshop and saving when I didn't need to. Excellent

[dj_paige]

How do I save an image I have zoomed into 100% as a final image in Lightroom Classic?

By @SneddonD50

I don't understand the question. An image zoomed to 100%, and an image zoomed to 20%, are the same image. You have just told the computer to display it differently. 

So... in a trivial sense, if you simply export the image without cropping and without resizing (or export as Original), you have saved the image at 100%.

Maybe you could explain more what you mean. Maybe you could explain more why you want this, what would you do with this exported image?

[SneddonD50]

Apologies I am brand new here and thank you for replying.

I shoot raw on Nikon gear and regularly capture images, small birds, usually a distance so when I zoom into the image after importing to Lightroom Classic I get a shrp image that is displayed on the sceen as a much tighter crop but filling the frame and I would like to save the image as the zoomed in image so when I export to Flickr the image fuller in the frame.

Thank you for your patience I hope this makes more constructive sense. David. 

[Conrad_C · Accepted solution]

Do you mean you only want to use the part that is visible on your screen? If so, then you crop to that and export, like GoldingD said.

[SneddonD50]

Thank you Conrad C, it really does work. Cheers mate.