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sonle95
sonle95
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January 3, 2018
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Export 300 dpi image

  • January 3, 2018
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I want to render high quality image for printing. How can i change  export setting to 300 dpi image?

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      Correct answer JeanetteMathews

      Dimension doesn't have DPI settings, so you need to know how large you want it to be in order to set the pixel value.  For example:

      - if you want a document that is 10" wide at 300 DPI that is 3000 pixels.

      - if you want a document that is 10" wide at 72 DPI that is 720 pixels.

      We'll add controls for dimensions/DPI settings in the future.

      4 replies

      Yen Vendenberg
      Yen Vendenberg
      Participating Frequently
      October 18, 2022

      Adobe XD export artboard (or the part you need) as SVG, then open it in Photoshop. At opening you have High Resolution and other options to set as you wish. Worked for me just now perfectly.

      Yen Vendenberg
      Yen Vendenberg
      Participating Frequently
      October 18, 2022

      Or PDF then open PS (dependes how many components you have in the desing or how you set padding etc for the components, as SVG to PS can mess up the components). I needed just high res image to add to my mockup, which is than used in the INDD for print.

      sonle95
      sonle95Author
      Participant
      January 7, 2018

      thank you for your support, can you show me how to change the image dimension (Weight and Height) export setting?

      JeanetteMathews
      Adobe Employee
      JeanetteMathews
      Adobe Employee
      January 8, 2018
      1. Go to Design Mode
      2. Select the "Environment" in the Scene panel
      3. Check the Properties Panel for the Canvas > Size property.
      4. Set the pixel size.
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      axtellmp
      Participant
      May 30, 2018

      This may be a silly question but ... where can I find the properties panel?!

      JeanetteMathews
      Adobe Employee
      JeanetteMathewsCorrect answer
      Adobe Employee
      January 3, 2018

      Dimension doesn't have DPI settings, so you need to know how large you want it to be in order to set the pixel value.  For example:

      - if you want a document that is 10" wide at 300 DPI that is 3000 pixels.

      - if you want a document that is 10" wide at 72 DPI that is 720 pixels.

      We'll add controls for dimensions/DPI settings in the future.

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      nicoliosis
      Participant
      August 23, 2018

      I tried saving at 3000 pixels and the photo is still 240 dpi.

      JeanetteMathews
      Adobe Employee
      JeanetteMathews
      Adobe Employee
      August 23, 2018

      Again, Dimension does not have DPI controls.  No matter how many pixels you set, that does not affect the 'DPI' setting in Photoshop or other programs.  You'll need to set that in Photoshop, but you can get the correct 'pixels' in Dimension.  We are adding DPI controls in Dimension in our next release.

      Ussnorway7605025
      Ussnorway7605025
      Legend
      January 3, 2018

      rendor it as a PSD file and edit it in Photoshop

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