Participant

Answered

Poor quality export (Adobe Express)

Forum|Forum|3 years ago
June 27, 2022
5 replies
36936 views

When exporting a logo design in Adobe Express (iOS app) the image becomes very pixelated and poor quality. This used to work without poor image quality in the past. How do we increase the image quality when exporting? Thank you.

Correct answer David__B

Hi there,

Thanks for posting. The resize feature is available with a premium membership. It is still possible to recreate a custom project and enter in larger project dimensions when starting a new project to ensure the output will be what you want. The max is 20in by 20in or 6000 x 6000 pixels at 72dpi. The resize option is needed if you want to resize an existing project and like mentioned, it does require a paid/premium membership.

Hope that helps,

- Dave

pedro4&98

Participant

It's 2025 and the problem persists. I'm a premium subscriber. This solution to resizing the file works when you're using just one image. If you're making a collage with multiple images, it doesn't work. It's amazing how Adobe can't solve such a simple problem that has been bothering users for years.

pedro4&98

Participant

These solutions of taking a print or saving it as a PDF and then converting it back to an image are very crude solutions.

C

Christian31760301wsgn

Participant

I've just experienced the same thing. I created a logo which looked very blurry after the export. I changed the size to 6000x6000 px (I am working with the pro-version) but still wasn't happy with the result. Finally I took a screenshot of my Adobe Express work space and this version is by far the sharpest.

L

Lilian26087927sndc

Participant

Thank you, this is super helpful! Literially better quality of the images! 🙂

L

loor290243133c4o

Participant

Just curious if it's because pro comes with a cost. When you become pro, it promises free resizing, right? If anyone has any information, please respond.

T

Trista303508219k42

Participant

I have and pay for pro, the max output is still only 6000px x 6000px. I am trying to print a 2'x3' poster at staples and the resolution is too low. Even the largest output it still blurry in terms of large scale printing. I'll have to try Photoshop.

Julius A.

Community Expert

Hi @Daniel25030314rh8x ,

You can have a higher quality project if you started with a high-screen size artboard. (This works for me)

I hope that I answered your question or I gave help in some way.

Kind regards,

Julius

F

FastFitness28715407hzrj

Participant

where is "high-screen size artboard" I cannot find it anywhere, in templates, popular, design. thanks

David__B

Adobe Employee

Hi FastFitness,

Different screens have different resolutions but maybe some of the wallpaper templates would work for this or you can also choose custom and enter whatever dimensions you'd like.

I

IMA25030687e9ub

Participant

Just wondering if it's because you must pay for pro ? It says free resizing when you go pro? Im wondering if anyone knows pls reply thx

David__BCorrect answer

Adobe Employee

Hi there,

Thanks for posting. The resize feature is available with a premium membership. It is still possible to recreate a custom project and enter in larger project dimensions when starting a new project to ensure the output will be what you want. The max is 20in by 20in or 6000 x 6000 pixels at 72dpi. The resize option is needed if you want to resize an existing project and like mentioned, it does require a paid/premium membership.

Hope that helps,

- Dave

M

Marco22829182035l

Participant

This still doesn't explain if we need to pay for premium to get higer quality exports. All my projects have come out in poor quality when using the free version.

Sign up

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Sign in to Adobe Community

To post, reply, or follow discussions, please sign in with your Adobe ID.

Scanning file for viruses.

This file cannot be downloaded