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Participant
November 6, 2024

Hi,

 Did you checked the below thread. I was getting the same error and finally solved after going through below post:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/how-to-make-images-look-clear-sharp-in-indesign-images-look-blurry-after-deleting-them-from-system/

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BobLevine
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 4, 2024

Use high quality images. It's really that simple.

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Known Participant
November 4, 2024

Unfortunatly all I've been given to work with is low res images

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BobLevine
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 4, 2024

Sorry, but rule one here: GIGO.

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Frans v.d. Geest
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 4, 2024

Export how?
Which PDF pre-set?
What is the effective ppi in the original document?

In what format is the image?

Is it placed or pasted?

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Known Participant
November 4, 2024

PDF Interactive

jpg or png 

and pasted

 

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Willi Adelberger
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 4, 2024

Never paste any image. Place them as linked files. JPG and PNG are rafer images. Depending on the original and final resolution they might be recalculated and loose resolution. Depending on their quality settings in PDF export they might loose also quality. Both settings can make images blurry. 
Is there a specific reason, why you chose to use PNGs?

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