
Select from the pop-up panel.īy default, this is set to the ICC profile of the project (document). Sets the background colour for the exported image. For the other formats, it is dependent on the Allow JPEG compression option being active. Higher quality may result in significantly larger file sizes.įor the JPEG format, this is an independent setting. Sets the resulting quality of rasterised design elements in the exported image-or the overall image in the JPEG format's case. If this option is off, rasterised design elements will be exported as uncompressed. When selected, rasterised design elements will be compressed to decrease exported file size.
The exported image's DPI is set using the adjacent input box Overrides the current project's resolution setting for the export. Select from the pop-up menu.Įnsures the export is the same DPI as the current project's setting. Sets the colour mode for the exported image. This option is dependent on the Downsample images option being active. If this set DPI is exceeded by raster design elements, those elements will be rasterised down to this set DPI. Select whether to downsample raster images within the design.
Unsupported properties-only unsupported elements are rasterised in the exported file. Everything-all elements within the design are rasterised for a resulting exported file which perfectly matches your original design. Nothing-no elements within the design are rasterised on export, therefore unsupported elements are not included in the exported file. Select an option for rasterising design elements which are unsupported by the file format. This option lets you choose the resolution for rasterisation for effects which will be rasterised on export. The Export dialog will warn you about this before you proceed. If your exported design exceeds the maximum dimensions for the file format to which you are exporting, the design will be scaled on export to fit the maximum dimensions. If this option is off, the exported image's width and height can be set independently. Lock aspect ratio-when selected (default), the image's native aspect ratio is honoured. Type value(s) to set an alternative width and/or height for your exported image. If the header and footer of the table below are out of view, hover over a tick to confirm the relevant format.īy default, displays the native dimensions of your image. When using the Export dialog, many of these settings are only available when you select More. If specific page or spread ranges are selected, exporting as a graphic file (for example, PNG or JPEG) will produce separate graphic files for each selected page.Īvailability of the following settings depends on the selected file format. You may only do this if you have selected All Pages or All Spreads from the Area setting. Pages-enter the page number(s) you would like to include in the export. The selected object may be exported with or without its background using the Selection Area or Selection Only options. Additionally, you can opt to export only the currently selected object. Available as 'separable' and 'non-separable' the latter gives marginally better results, but is slightly slower than 'separable'.Īrea-instead of exporting All spreads or All Pages, you can export the Current Spread (with Facing pages enabled) or Current Page too, if an object is selected. Lanczos 3-complex algorithmic resampling which gives the best results but with the longest processing time. Resampling is smoother than Bilinear but has a slower processing time. Bicubic-algorithmic resampling for use when enlarging images. Bilinear-algorithmic resampling for use when shrinking images. Nearest Neighbour-simple resampling which has the fastest processing time. The following resample settings are available:
For the PDF, SVG and EPS file formats, this setting is available when you select More. Resample-select which resampling method to use if the image is to be upsampled or downsampled on export. (File) Format-sets the graphics format for the exported file.
Preset-sets predefined export options for a range of common file formats, colour modes, and bit depths. The following settings are available for all file formats. Each file format available in the Export dialog offers a variety of settings that affect the resulting file(s).