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I am able to export the file to my iPhone fine (through airdrop), and the quality is good. However the compression on Instagram causes pixellation in the image. I follow quite a few graphic designers on IG and all their posts look perfect, what are they doing to get this? I've tried scaling to 1080 x 1080, and setting to JPEG (from what I've read) but it's still bad quality. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Don't be shy - ask the graphic designers you follow
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George,
I was just reading a photographer's recommendation that the images be set to square and 640x640px at 72dpi. He maintained that by exporting it at those settings, it won't get re-compressed and look worse on their end. Might be worth a shot!
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Hi,
Jpegs work great and I use png's at times. 640x640 or 1080x1080 for the detentions. Make sure you start with a larger image than you need, then scale down. IG does a great job at retaining the pixels. Facebook will give you some problems.
Hope this helps!
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Is there a lot of red in your images? Will usually look bad when saved as a JPEG or converted to JPEG.
Also: Try and save a PNG instead of a JPEG.
Can you show examples? Of yours and the other people's work (please post links to the others' works, don't embed them here)