Poor quality export (Adobe Express)

[Daniel25030314rh8x]

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.

[Eric346494617gia]

OK figured it out! Choose "Download as PDF Print (Best for printing)." Then choose "Save-As," pull down the menu next to "Save as type: " and choose "All files (*.*)" then change the ".pdf" extension on the filename to ".png"

[David__B]

Hi @Eric346494617gia

Glad to hear you found a workaround. Would it be possible to make a copy of the file with the issue, set it to be viewable by anyone with the link and post it here? I want to try recreating the issue from my side.

Thanks,
Dave

[Eric346494617gia]

Actually you don't have to do the pull-down menu, you can just change the extension to .png

[David__B]

Thank you for sharing the workaround. Would it be possible to share a link to an example file with the issue? I would like to recreating the issue myself.

[jake35525213]

How about a picture without a background?

[jake35525213]

I bought premium and made the image larger. Worked

[mahmoud_5524]

Hi @jake35525213,

Thanks for your feedback — we're glad to hear that upgrading to Premium and resizing the image worked for you! 🙌

If you have any further questions or need help exploring more premium features, feel free to reach out. We're here to support you! 

^MM

[Eric346494617gia]

exporting to PDF creates a beautiful file, but then exporting the PDF to PNG loses quality again, not as much, but still not optimal

[pedromonza]

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.

[pedromonza]

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