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Exporting photo that looks exactly like save for web preview?

Community Beginner ,
Oct 08, 2023 Oct 08, 2023

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Hi, everyone. Whenever i use the save for web option i find that the exported result looks worse (to me) than the one in the preview. Here  is a comparison I did between the two.

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I don't really know a lot about image rendering, but when i zoom in on the picture on the right, some kind of blurring or filtering is clearly there, while the image on the left is 100% crisp. How do i get my export to look like the preview on the left?

 

Thanks in advance.

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Oct 08, 2023 Oct 08, 2023

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And btw I know that the preview says GIF and the export is png but it doesnt really matter because whatever i choose it doesn't come out that way

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Oct 08, 2023 Oct 08, 2023

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You need to view both at 100%!

 

This is critical. 100% has nothing to do with size. It means one image pixel is represented by exactly one physical screen pixel.

 

If you have a 4K screen, your web browser will scale up, to reproduce at a similar screen size as on a traditional screen.  This is the industry standard workaround to ensure the same material can be used everywhere, regardless of what screen technology the user happens to have.

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Thanks for the explanation! in the end i got the effect i wanted by using the "index color" option in image settings

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