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David R.
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September 17, 2026
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Exportar a GIF no mantiene el tamaño del documento

  • September 17, 2026
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Solo permite seleccionar la calidad de salida (baja, media o alta). Cada calidad modifica el tamaño pero no es lo deseable. Yo quiero mantener el tamaño de mi documento.

    Correct answer Rose DV

    Hi ​@David R. 

    Understood.

    So this is a feature that doesn't exist in Express today, not something you can solve with the current settings. What you're asking for is two specific things:

    • Export the GIF at the document size (without quality changing the dimensions).
    • Being able to choose which pages/slides to include in the export.

    The best place to request it, where the product team weighs it, is UserVoice: https://adobeexpress.uservoice.com/forums/951181-adobe-express. I'd describe it exactly as you told me, including that Canva already does this and that your team uses Express for the InDesign-to-Express export. 

    And on my side, I'll pass it along internally too, thank you again!

    Rose

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    David R.Author
    Participant
    September 17, 2026

    Muchas gracias Rose por tu rápida respuesta. Probé las 3 calidades y en todos los casos el tamaño es diferente al original. Respecto a exportar por separado no me sirve porqué estoy diseñando pantallas LED urbanas de poca resolución y necesito un GIF en bucle. Canva lo exporta por defecto al tamaño del documento y además deja elegir qué páginas (diapositivas) exportar ¿Pueden añadirlo a Adobe Express? Uso Express porqué estoy en un equipo de diseño donde las creatividades se hacen en InDesign, así que Express gana a Canva por su exportación de InDesign a Express. Muchas gracias.

    Rose DV
    Community Manager
    Rose DVCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    September 17, 2026

    Hi ​@David R. 

    Understood.

    So this is a feature that doesn't exist in Express today, not something you can solve with the current settings. What you're asking for is two specific things:

    • Export the GIF at the document size (without quality changing the dimensions).
    • Being able to choose which pages/slides to include in the export.

    The best place to request it, where the product team weighs it, is UserVoice: https://adobeexpress.uservoice.com/forums/951181-adobe-express. I'd describe it exactly as you told me, including that Canva already does this and that your team uses Express for the InDesign-to-Express export. 

    And on my side, I'll pass it along internally too, thank you again!

    Rose

      David R.Author
      Participant
      September 17, 2026

      Así lo haré. Ya usé uservoice en otras ocasiones para mejorar InDesign y Illustrator.

      Muchas gracias por todo Rose. Un placer.

        Rose DV
        Community Manager
        Rose DVCommunity Manager
        Community Manager
        September 17, 2026

        Hi!

        You're right that Express only shows the quality options when exporting to GIF, and yes, the quality you pick affects the output size. You're not doing anything wrong.

        The first thing worth trying, since it's worked for other users to preserve dimensions:

        • Choose High quality when you export. That's the one that tends to keep your document's original size.

        • If you're exporting several pages at once, download them one at a time rather than all together. Batch export is what usually changes the dimensions; individual download at High quality preserves them much better.

        I hope this helps,

        Rose


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