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this does not make sense to me. I have an Illustrator file and the shape is about 245 x 210 px on the artboard:
I then export this image as a transparent png, using the artboard:
But after it's been exported to my desktop and I right click on it and get info, it says that the dimensions are 1036 x 915:
That's WAY different from how it is in Illustrator. And when I try to upload the image to imgur, it's also too large there as well:
https://i.imgur.com/AUuet7c.png
I'm just trying to make this triangle smaller. Why is this happening?
adobe-illustrator images resize file-size dimensions
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this does not make sense to me. I have an Illustrator file and the shape is about 245 x 210 px on the artboard:
I then export this image as a transparent png, using the artboard:
But after it's been exported to my desktop and I right click on it and get info, it says that the dimensions are 1036 x 915:
That's WAY different from how it is in Illustrator. And when I try to upload the image to imgur, it's also too large there as well:
https://i.imgur.com/AUuet7c.png
I'm just trying to make this triangle smaller. Why is this happening?
adobe-illustrator images resize file-size dimensions
asked 3 hours ago
HappyHands31HappyHands31
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add a comment |
this does not make sense to me. I have an Illustrator file and the shape is about 245 x 210 px on the artboard:
I then export this image as a transparent png, using the artboard:
But after it's been exported to my desktop and I right click on it and get info, it says that the dimensions are 1036 x 915:
That's WAY different from how it is in Illustrator. And when I try to upload the image to imgur, it's also too large there as well:
https://i.imgur.com/AUuet7c.png
I'm just trying to make this triangle smaller. Why is this happening?
adobe-illustrator images resize file-size dimensions
asked 3 hours ago
HappyHands31HappyHands31
151239
this does not make sense to me. I have an Illustrator file and the shape is about 245 x 210 px on the artboard:
I then export this image as a transparent png, using the artboard:
But after it's been exported to my desktop and I right click on it and get info, it says that the dimensions are 1036 x 915:
That's WAY different from how it is in Illustrator. And when I try to upload the image to imgur, it's also too large there as well:
https://i.imgur.com/AUuet7c.png
I'm just trying to make this triangle smaller. Why is this happening?
adobe-illustrator images resize file-size dimensions
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You are exporting at 300 ppi which is more for printing, for screens, I believe that the number is generally 72 ppi.
I personally would just use Save for Web (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) and then manually input the size I want in the dialog.
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Yeah that worked - thank you!
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You are exporting at 300 ppi which is more for printing, for screens, I believe that the number is generally 72 ppi.
I personally would just use Save for Web (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) and then manually input the size I want in the dialog.
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Yeah that worked - thank you!
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You are exporting at 300 ppi which is more for printing, for screens, I believe that the number is generally 72 ppi.
I personally would just use Save for Web (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) and then manually input the size I want in the dialog.
answered 2 hours ago
WELZWELZ
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Yeah that worked - thank you!
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2 hours ago
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You are exporting at 300 ppi which is more for printing, for screens, I believe that the number is generally 72 ppi.
I personally would just use Save for Web (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) and then manually input the size I want in the dialog.
answered 2 hours ago
WELZWELZ
7,19752361
You are exporting at 300 ppi which is more for printing, for screens, I believe that the number is generally 72 ppi.
I personally would just use Save for Web (Alt+Shift+Ctrl+S) and then manually input the size I want in the dialog.
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