Export Indesign PDFs too big size

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• Exported PNG a too big pixel

  I created a PNG image in Indesign CS6 to the required size. When exporting, it became too big in the largest size a pixel. No idea why this happens and how I can fix, other than the PNG to open in Photoshop and lobbying in the distance a pixel? Thank you.

  There is no other way than to cut the line of pixels in PhotoShop (or a similar program).

  Could be something round in InDesign. Or else, even if you set your article on the page in an exact point x point raster. For example. a stroke applied to the object that goes beyond this grid slightly.

  Uwe

• Why my export files are too big?

  When I try to make a video that I did (was a sound wave of music) and when I put a narrative that the exported file was too big and when he didn't know it was a time very short. What should I do to make my videos to smaller 1890p in size?

  Thank you.

  FAQ: Why my huge output file, and why didn't he play back smoothly in a media player?

• Export InDesign PDF to the network server becomes invisible

  Hello

  Just upgraded to InDesign CS5. When I export a PDF document and post on network server, it becomes invisible. I don't know this because when I exporter export on my desktop, and then drag in the network folder, it gives me an error message that it cannot replace an invisible file. So I found a way to display the file invisible, trashed it, then led one on my desktop in the network folder. Worked well. I would prefer not to have to do this EVERY time I have export to PDF. Someone at - it experience with this issue? Help?

  I think I found the answer. On the mac who has had this problem connect the shared drive/server was using Apple file Protocol (AFP) instead of the SMB protocol. Once we changed the connection to this AFP in SMB server all our Mac computers can save directly to the server and files are visible. I hope this helps.

• Page size of exported PDF too big on the screen

  Relatively new to InDesign (and love)

  I create a document using InDesign v5. who has a size of 8.5 x 11 page and two pages in an application.

  When I export a page or a mailing in PDF page or spread will print correctly, BUT when I discovered this PDF on screen at 100% size is quite a little pluse 8.5 x 11

  can anyone explain why and how can I view the file at 100% on screen AND the appropriate print size.

  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Graham

  Try this in Acrobat.

  Edit > Preferences (Win) or Acrobat > Preferences (Mac). Then select View Page > resolution > use the system setting

• Need to reduce the pictures - Export PDF too big

  Hello

  I am currently working on a portfolio of development on Indesign that has 50 + photos originally on my iPhone.

  On the package and looking at the PDF, the file is too large which I suppose is all attached images.

  Is it possible to decrease automatically the size of the image file in Indesign or should I resize them in Photoshop, and then place them in the Indesign document?

  See you soon.

  Export your files Indesign in Adobe PDF (Interactive) and in the Interactive dialog box, select general > Pages > check the Pages radio button and select "Compress", now in the defined Image Compression JPEG quality: "Max, high, medium, low, Minimum."

  It will help you reduce the size of the pdf file.

  Thank you

• InDesign - export to PDF as trim size?

  I'm still new in InDesign, so I don't know if I can use it to do what I want.

  I just use InDesign to create a pdf ready to print to send to printing to our comic strip, which includes the lost funds 1/4 ".  I was wondering if I could use the same InDesign file and export to another pdf file that does not include the lost funds, aka the trim size.  This version would be used for distribution in digital mode... web, eReaders, etc..

  
  Any help is appreciated.  Thank you!

  Sure... not turn off bleeding in dialog export.

  Bob

• Problem: export Indesign pdf does not show pictures

  Hello
  
  Earlier this week I asked something of the master (Indesign) thanks to your answers that I could quickly finish my book!
  
  But now another problem occurred: when I export my indesign layout in pdf format, a few jpeg images (first scanned into the computer, put it in indesign) are being shown really good in indesign, but export, only half of the image! I wonder why...
  
  I downloaded a Wordfile instead of the original pdf file because of size. In the wordfile you can see 3 simple viewed pages 49,54 and 55.

  The photos are hand drawn and scanned, but they do not appear in Indesign, then why (some) not in pdf format? Does anyone know how to fix this?
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  Mirjam

  Scanning and using Word may be part of the problem. When you say 'cut' do you mean to put in the Clipboard, and then paste in InDesign, or do you mean "reframe" like cutting off the unwanted image parts?

  Can you analyze the images and record directly to disk in jpeg or tiff? It is best to use a good image like Photoshop Editor to clean scans, but if this is not available, you can "Place" the images directly in InDesign and do your cropping it.

  Peter

• Problem with .png with transperencies export InDesign PDF files

  We did a layout-design, with transparent png. In the past, when we have exported this indesign doc as PDF X 3-2003 we never had problems with it (using earlier versions of Indesign).

  Unfortunately with the latest version of Indesign, we have ugly boxes in our last print issue, which give as if 100% Transp. would decline about 90%.

  Also, the large print service company has not any expaination for this. We use the latest series of CC portfolio.

  It has not tried .tiff files with alpha channels yet, since our production pipeline is based on png files, and it worked.

  If anyone has a similar problem, I'd be interested to hear:

  Best of Frankfurt,

  Max

  

  I think that it is connected to this http://indesignsecrets.com/eliminating-ydb-yucky-discolored-box-syndrome.php

  Similarly, if you work with PNGS in InDesign for printing, you should use PSD files as PNG does not support color management, only the alpha transparency, this is only a selection of transparency, which can support PDF.

  In InDesign, you should in aspects of quality import PDFS, I, PSD and avoid EPS.

• Export InDesign PDF problem

  Export PDF in InDesign CS6 gives thin and light text. I need an accurate rendering in pdf for publication on paper. The quality is imperative. Can you please help?  I use creative Cloud applications.

  Larry,

  Thank you very much.  Indeed, I have set my Adobe Acrobat and Reader as you suggested.  Problem solved!

  Bud2248

• Export file is too big, but the compression is very poor

  Hello

  I have a movie I did in Adobe Premiere, but when I export without compression, to two minutes comes up more than 5 concerts!  The quality is great, even lossless, but to tackle the problem of file size, I have chosen to compress during export.  The thing is any compression I use, (I tried divX, xvid, RADIUS cinepex or something) all seem to really make the bad quality.  I tried different settings.  is there something that you guys can recommend?

  My images are mostly people who talk to each other, with restricted circulation in the market.  Nothing fast like a sporting event, or anything.  Thanks a lot guys.  PS: If it helps, I can leave my computer on days, something to code if this makes it of superior quality while keeping the size low.

  miniDV is 720 x 480 resolution, No 852 x 480. For DVD use DL again and let them manipulate. That's what it's for. Follow the directions to YouTube YouTube gives you for encoding. They seem to change their needs very often, if not every week.

  How did you capture miniDV matter? How did you 852 x 480 resolution?

• Rebound mp3 too big size

  Hello

  Why is my bounce size 68.4 MB mp3 when the original song, I imported into Logic Pro X is only 8.2 MB? (original file has an extension .m4a)

  Here's what I did:

  -file imported into logic .m4a

  -cut at the last minute of a song by 3 1/2 minutes

  -tried to bounce the song in mp3 format where the menu shows mp3 requires 68.4 MB of hard disk space
  I use Logic Pro X 10.2.1.

  

  John

  Have you bounced the file, it is indeed 68.4 MB?  Is the end of the file at the bar 129 as of the bounce dialog box?

  There was a bug in the logic in what you get actually a PCM file, select Mp3 and PCM and bounce back again... you can delete the file PCM, mp3 size do you get with.

• Image screen blackBerry Smartphones House too big size

  I'm frustrated.  I did the upgrade of the software and now my image of the home screen is if bigger is behind the shortcuts and tricks at the top.  Before the upgrade it automatically cropped so that it was not behind these things, and I could see the whole picture.

  Does anyone know how to make it harvest auto again?

  Thank you, Jon

  Hi there and welcome to the forums.

  Try to do the following.  Go to your home screen (with all the icons), then press the BB Menu key and select Options.  Under the section 'Set paper painted', select 'Change of paper painted.' reselect your image and make sure it displays correctly on the page.  If necessary, you can zoom up to the correct level.  Set the image as your wallpaper by pressing the button Menu BB again, then select "Set as home screen Image".

  That should do it.

• Final export too big file size, I have to use H.265 (HEVC) instead of H.264?

  I export a project to a DVD and with the planned size H.264 is more than 9 GB, too big even for double layer DVD because they can only fit around 8 GB. Should I export with H.265 instead of H.264? the size of the file planned for H.265 is 7 GB.

  Try 4.2 data rate, using 2-Pass VBR and the min and max value too, so maybe 2-4.2 - 7

  As a result of DVD - HQ: Bitrate & GOP calculator using Encore 192 k audio by default

  Remember that quality is not very good at this length, unless you use a double-layer disc, then you could go 7 CBR for the quality. From a HD source? Checkbox for 'Max rendering quality' for the best scaling.

  Thank you

  Jeff

• I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does n

  I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does not appear in the smaller file.  Can someone help me?

  Try the PDF tool optimize.