Viewing web graphics at 72dpi in Indesign

Is there a way to preview web graphics at 72dpi within Indesign so you can see the pixelated mess you are going to get without having to save it as a 72dpi JPG and then opening it up in Photoshop to see what it looks like?

By @davidr68366894

Export pages as JPEG - there is an option to set resolutuin. It should be quick enough and non destructive to your source material. Of course text will also be rasterised.

Or you can export as PDF - with 72ppi threshold for bitmaps. 

Other than the bolted-on Publish Online, InDesign isn't and never has been a web/content app. It has generally very poor tools and features associated with pixel-level design and export.

Hi @davidr68366894 , Are you referring to the difference in Photoshop and InDesign’s view when the zoom magnification is set at 100%?

At 100% InDesign displays the page as it will print at 100%, while the Photosop display is a 1:1 monitor to image ratio. The two views can be considerably different depending on your main monitor resolution. InDesign started using the 100% print view with CS6. The view can be changed to a 1:1 view via scripting—I can post a script if that’s the problem you are trying to work around.

The web uses pixel dimensions, not resolution. A 300px x 300px image at 72 ppi will appear exactly the same as a 300px x 300px image at 300 ppi so the answer to your question is no.