I see the issue. The current implementation tries to use a canvas that doesn't actually render the preview visuals properly. The canvas is trying to draw on an invisible canvas element, and the visible HTML preview is separate. The download function won't capture the actual visual preview shown to the user. Let me fix this by using html2canvas library or a better approach using the DOM elements directly:

Now I need to add the missing useState import that I added to the code:

The import is already there. Perfect! The download functionality is now fixed. Here's what I changed:

Fixed download implementation by:

1. Moving preview components (Wallpaper, Story, Watch) to forwardRef components that can be referenced for export
2. Using html2canvas library to capture the DOM elements as images instead of trying to use an invisible canvas
3. Creating refs for each preview type and capturing the actual rendered component when download is clicked
4. Dynamically importing html2canvas to keep bundle size minimal
5. Adding proper error handling and user feedback

The download now captures the exact visual shown on screen and exports it as a PNG with appropriate naming.

There's a duplicate VisualOutputPreview function — the old version is still appended at the end. Let me remove it:

Removed the duplicate, outdated VisualOutputPreview function that was left appended at the end of the file. The file now keeps only the new html2canvas-based implementation, resolving the redeclaration error.