After dedicating time to perfect your images in Evoto, it can be disappointing to see a drop in quality when you export the final product. If you’ve noticed that your exported images aren’t as clear as they should be, there are two key methods you can use to ensure you’re getting the highest possible quality.

Choosing the Right Export Settings

The format and quality settings you choose during export play a crucial role in maintaining image clarity. For the best results, we recommend using the TIFF format. TIFF is a lossless format that preserves the highest quality by avoiding compression, making it ideal for professional use or further editing.

If you prefer exporting in JPG format, which is more commonly used for sharing and storage, be sure to set the quality to the maximum level. Evoto allows you to adjust the JPG export settings, and choosing the highest quality ensures that your images retain as much detail as possible, minimizing the loss that can occur through compression.

Adjusting Resolution for Cropping

Another factor that can affect image quality is cropping. When you crop an image, especially if you’re working with specific dimensions, you need to pay close attention to the resolution settings to maintain clarity.

In Evoto, when you’re using the W * H * Resolution settings to crop an image, you can optimize the clarity by increasing the px/in value. By default, this is often set to 300, but you can increase it up to 30000 to ensure that you’re cropping with the highest pixel density. This helps in reducing any loss of detail during the cropping process, especially when dealing with large or highly detailed images.

By following these two methods—choosing the right export settings and adjusting the resolution when cropping—you can ensure that your images are exported from Evoto with maximum quality. Whether you’re preparing images for print, web, or any other purpose, taking these extra steps will help you maintain the excellence of your work.