Save for web 72 dpi

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• CS6 Question w/save for Web, do not use the Document DPI

  I'm creating an Action where I take a document large PSD format (photography) and change the size of the image at 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the long side of the photo. If the action flattens the image and then modified the image 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the longest side. The Action then runs thru photo save for Web, while this does not reduce the file size and it creates the appropriate pixel dimensions, it does not recognize the change DPI and delivers the original document of 360 DPI.

  I can take the same image, resize the image at 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the longest side and then "save under" a jpg file. This always creates a 72 DPI jpg. What gives save for Web?

  The PPI figure is stored as metadata. If the Metadata in SFW parameter is set to 'All' the 360 PPI is preserved.

  So any setting less than 'All' will throw the Print metadata and set a default value of 72 DPI.

  Gene

• Save for web doesn't change resolution at 72 dpi

  Hello, asked me to change my resolution at 72 dpi, and I would have thought that save for web would have done that, I'm surprised he remained at 300, and there is no field to change and make the change for a series of images. Because I don't have the time to learn the steps, what I have to do it manually in size image and how do I lock the height and width? TXS

  SuperMerlin wrote:

  Try starting with a document of a higher PPI.

  Yes, that's what I was doing - and looking closer it is really strange.

  I got a file of 300 PPI and he traveled SFW with metadata defined at all. It opens as 72 in Photoshop is one thing, but the bridge shows as 72 facilities. If he really band resolution, this field in the bridge would be simply empty.

  So SFW with metadata 'all' really does include ppi - but it changes without worrying about 72.

  Which makes absolutely no sense and must be a bug.

• Save for Web. 240 DPI.

  Hello!

  I work with Photoshop CS5, and I recently discovered that when I "Save for Web" in JPG format, Photoshop records my images in 240 ppi even if my images are 72 dpi.

  Do you know what it is?

  Thank you!

  Chris.

  Watch "Metadata" to save for Web. It can be defined at all and is recovering the file master print resolution.

  The value of copyright or None to 72.

  

• Save for web is not defined at 72 dpi

  For some strange reason PSCC stopped to change the resolution of the images at 72 dpi when you use 'save for web' legacy. Just keep the image at the same resolution that he began.

  Anyone got a fix?

  Anyone know of a different method in PSCC change dpi images without changing its dimensions?

  Thank you

  Charlotte

  Perhaps the problem is that you have the 'All' value that respects the value of the ppi in the file when you use save for Web to metadata.

  Set it to 'None' or a setting lower than 'all '.

  Conversely, if you want to use SFW and keep your ppi 300, the value 'All' setting or it will default to 72.

  72 DPI refers to the old Mac screen resolution and is a basic rule for web developers, even if 114 or 226 is more common these days.

  72 for Mac and for Windows 96 were common monitor resolution standards in the 1990s.

  Gene

• When saving a photo, the colors do not transfer correctly (they are dull) unless I have "save for web".  But when I save it for the web, it reduces the DPI up to 72 or 96 at best.  So I have to take the extra step to resize the image at 300 dpi, m

  When I "save under" I lose my color settings.  They are not more dynamic.  When I use save for web and maintaining devices, the colors, but PGD is only 72.

  This is because if you have not defined in all metadata option, you lose 300 ppi print metadata and file takes the default value of web metadata. 96 for Windows or the Mac 72.

  Set your metadata at all SFW, and you'll keep the printer to 300 dpi setting.  Oversampling a 72 ppi to 300 DPI file is very destructive and unnecessary.

  So just save your file again in SFW and simply select all as shown in the screenshot.

  

  Let me know how it went.

  Gene

• Help to change the default DPI/PPP save for web

  I am trying to use the file, save for Web, to record high-resolution jpeg images. Everything that

  I try going from 300 to 72 DPI. Where can I change that. I use

  Photoshop CS4?

  If you want the info saved in JPG PPI then use "save under...". «, not «save for Web...» ».

• How to set 'save for web' to 96 DPI

  The new stanard for web graphics is 96 DPI, instead of 72 dpi, because the internet becomes faster and monitors become sharper. Still Photoshop affects still images at 72 dpi when you use the function "save for web". I tried and tried and can't seem to find a way to change this. Someone knows how to do this? -Chad Spillars

  "A picture of dpi 7 would charge faster than a 72 dpi image because it would have a smaller file size?

  No, you're always Associate CIO with the size of the file. Do not. There is no link.

  DPI only relates to how you print a picture and makes no sense without thumbs (size of the document) also be specified (dpi = dots per inch of paper image how) for example 10 "x 8" @ 300 dpi.

  On the web, all that matters is the number of pixels (width x height) and compression of the image: (JPG, GIF, PNG)

  If you want a 300 x 300 pixels for web image, prepare the image for these dimensions, then save for Web as a JPG, GIF or PNG. Forget the DPI because it has no influence on the appearance of your image on the screen.

  Just width x height, measured in pixels. The more pixels, the larger the file.

  Pictures small (less than pixels) with a compression more download more quickly.

  100 x 100 pixels download images faster than the images of 300 x 300 pixels, but they are smaller on the screen.

• How batch save for web to 100 k

  In Photoshop Creative cloud, how to create an action where I batch optimize large groups of images, when you set the size of file (100 KB) rather than set the quality slider? Here are the steps we follow to a single image. How can I automate this process for effectiveness?

  Starting with an image that is 1500 x 1500 px px and 72 dpi, we go to save for Web in JPEG format. Then we change the quality slider until the size of the file indicates 100 k (give or take a bit) in the lower left corner. Then save it.

  I tried clicking on the drop down menu in the top right corner to 'optimize for file size... '. ", then setting that 100 k, but I get inconsistent results because it seems that the action that I create retains the quality on everything that worked for the image I used to create the action. I need to this quality slider should be set to whatever makes the image 100 k.

  Any ideas?

  Hi michelleb68019062,

  • File/save for web
  • Choose under predefined "jpeg".
  • Next to it is a small arrow to the right, click on this and an option will come "to optimize the size of the file.

  Choose 100 k

  • It will create of fairly low quality JPEGs - maybe you want to downsample them as another step

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Fuzzy dynamic objects in Photoshop save for Web in JPEG files

  I create graphics, etc. in Illustrator, place them as dynamic objects in a master before displaying file Photoshop save for Web JPEG files as a slide PowerPoint background. Created in Illustrator or Photoshop, everything through this process (quality 80 or 100 with all SfW options on or off) except for the bands are blurred when they are imported (at 100%) in PowerPoint. The only way I was able to get whatever it is crisp in PowerPoint saves a Photoshop pdf file. However, it was only the text created in Photoshop. The part of the Illustrator smart object was still unclear. Someone has an idea on the best process to combine Photoshop and Illustrator files into a single file for import into PowerPoint as a clean and clear background? At this point, I am open to all suggestions.

  PowerPoint, as with all the office applications, use print sizes images and layouts, not pixel sizes. So, your pictures are probably too small to be seen clearly in PPT. according to Microsoft, failure to PPT for images is 220ppi, so if you want them to be clear, work on the actual size (inches / cm / mm) you want the image and save it to 220ppi or higher - no use save for web. Save for web always saves out to 72 dpi.

• The file size huge with save for Web, but an excerpt is ok

  Hello

  I Googled, but not found anything about this but I have the same problem on my computer and also on colleagues from computer so it seems that it should not be completely unknown.

  That's what I do

  1 open an eps file, the logo of a single color, the 72 dpi, size 110 x 21

  2 save for web

  3. Select png-24 format. Said overview file size ~1.3 kB

  4 save-> actual size of the file on disk is 4 k (IE 3 times larger than it should be)

  5 preview and click right then in the browser + save the image under gives correct the size of the file (on my colleagues computer, this does not work, it always receives the right size)

  I also tried with gif and various settings, etc. image sizes and the result is the same.

  I use Windows Vista 32-bit and Photoshop CS4.

  Is this a known issue?

  Thank you

  so this is the metadata that are added, if you set the drop-down list of metadata to zero, you should get more small files

• My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear.

  I use a Vista Home Premiuim Windows in an Acer Aspire One 10.1 "." My problem is that when I try to save an image from Adobe Photoshop by using the 'save for Web' half of the dialog box does not appear. Can someone help me please?

  Here is a screenshot of my problem...
  [IMG] http://i55.tinypic.com/of5w01.png [line]
  Help me please.

  Hello

  1. were you able to see the front dialog box?

  2. did you of recent changes to the computer?

  This happens because your screen resolution is less than the required minimum of 1024 x 768.

  You can try to change the resolution of the monitor and check.

  For more information, see the link:

  Change settings display on multiple monitors

  Change the screen resolution

  You can also refer to Adobe support links and also post your request in the Forum from Adobe for assistance:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/433020?TSTART=0

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/403/kb403268.html

  http://forums.Adobe.com/community/Photoshop/photoshop_windows

  Hope this information is useful.

• I've upgraded to Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 and now export > save for Web (legacy) is not available.  How to export an animated GIF?

  In Photoshop CC 2015.5.0 "Save for Web (legacy)" is gray, it is not available and I'd like to export a calendar box as an animated GIF.  I can export as video, but I don't see how to export to animated GIF format.  Help please.

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left non-technical Forum Lounge for forum specific program... MOD]

  You are on the bit depth of 8bits Document?

  If no, go to 8-bit

  

• Save for Web

  Hi Forum

  With the new update to export to save the web, I was wondering if anyone knows how to save the settings so that it is not automatically set to save as a GIF file, I like it to save in JPEG format all the time, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  That's what I've provided to solve it,

  I created a SCRIPT to save for Web command, set my settings to JPEG

  and added a 'shortcut' to my Action for quick access

  

  

  Hope this will help until it is fixed in future updates.

• Save for Web file default in Illustrator CC 2015.3

  Following the upgrade to Illustrator CC 2015.3, whenever I want to export my work using ' export > save for web... "it is by default in GIF file format In previous versions, it is lacking in any format that you used previously, but now it always goes to the GIF format.

  I have made online and product and can't find anyway to change that. It's a minor change, but when you are exporting multiple images in the creation of digital assets for marketing campaigns is incredibly frustrating and lose time when you must always choose the type of file you want.

  I've noticed this time when you use Illustrator at home on my PC and Mac at work. There is the option "Export for screens", but that can be a bit of a faff, especially when you have to go and rename each file after export.

  In short, is there a way to change the default file format 'save for web', says PNG?

  We have released a fix for this problem. Please update.