Android Studio navigation graph visualization export - android

I want to use the Navigation graph diagram in the project wiki.
For that, I'm trying to find a way to export the Navigation graph visualization from
Navigation Editor in Android Studio.
Maybe is there a way to export it in PNG image, Vector or PDF format? Just a screenshot doesn't work for big graphs.
It seems Android Studio doesn't have it out of the box.

Tried to find any kind of similar plugins, unfortunately found none. Your problem seems similar to this one. Unfortunately there probably isn't an easy way to achieve that currently.

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