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• Why is my pixelated text in Illustrator when I want to save for web?

  I added a grunge effect to this policy. He is moving up and down and very well, but when I preview the it in the 'Save for web' option, it is pixelated. I tried making an object, but I got the same result. Illustrator should we can't measure these without problems?

  This is a screenshot of the text first. Illustrator is open and zoomed in to around 600%

  

  This second example is when I tried to register for the web and the zoom in almost 600% again.

  arcbo,

  If I (put) understand, what you see is simply the image rasterized pixels.

  If you save for Web to the exact size as it is used for, pixels correspond to use and it will look nice.

  Any raster image looks pixelated when scaled beyond its actual size.

• Save for web and devices png suddenly pixelated

  I've been using Illustrator for several years and upgraded to CS5 (Mac) this fall.  I had been using 'Save for web and devices' and save my graphics as png files using preset png - 24 format option.  However, they are now save as very small files (< 5 k) and incredibly pixelated.  I don't know if I've changed in some way and option preference or inadvertently, or if it's something that makes CS5.  I need the files to come out clearer, but when I export and use a resolution more high that they are too big for my client to use, because it is pulling them in Photoshop on a PC.  Can anyone help?

  CS 5 there are three options for how the art is optimized, none, which is what you have selected, art and nature.

  

  

  

• 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

• Unable to save a slice with the original size using save for Web

  Hello

  For some odd reason, I can't increase the percentage more 45.84% in the section of the dialog Web Image size, save for

  so whenever I have save a slice, it ends up to half the original size.

  

  I remember ever change a setting that can get there... How Photoshop could prevent you to save your image in original size?

  Please help me. I manage to get the slice in the original size now to meet the deadline for my project.

  As far as I know, photoshop for the web economy imposes a limit of size about 8182 pixels height or width and if the range or image is larger, save for web shows that the image/slice has been resized.

  The strange part is if is not a click on one of the options the Image size, the image/slice seems to be saved in the original format, even if it is greater than 8192 pixels in height or width.

• 'Save for Web' vector adapts to the bigger than the jury of art?

  Heya,

  In the past, if I wanted a vector drawing to save for Web to a different size I create a new Council of art to a larger size, copy the drawing and it intensified. Then save for web, this new work plan.

  However I have noticed that I can increase the Save for the size of the Web image at greater than the size of the artboard - this automatically to vector drawings scale? Or he will zoom just in a raster image?

  It seems scaling vectors, which is great and will allow me to save a lot of time, but I wanted to check?

  Thank you

  Theo,

  You get as well a raster by definition x pixel image size in pixels in the window to the size of the Image.

  This is also where you can check Art (or Type, whichever is more relevant) optimized.

• CC14 will not display patterns in save for Web

  I created an image that requires significant use of structuring. Whatever the halftone created using the plugin Phantasm, but which is expanded to the points. The rest is similar brick patterns that exist happily on the screen and the menu color chart.

  Y at - it a ceiling for the amount of detail can be shown in save for Web, and I found it? If I rasterize the model layers it displays correctly, but I at the exit of several executives, configurations, and the resolutions and don't want to have to remove the pixelation effects, whenever I need to make a change to the output.

  Thoughts? With the help of windows 8 on a fairly capable machine.

  Thank you!

  Edit: I also tried flattening of transparencies, that works to a certain extent, but I get a lot of aliasing and tiling misaligned in the model, when I try to save for web.

  SOLVED! Until the user error. Not proud to admit it, but when things are buried a few layers, it is often difficult to diagnose the problem. Went to dig deep and found him.

  Tile assets themselves at one point had changed to color mode mixture, although only at the surface of the ground, objects that were filled with this model were fixed as usual. I had not done that intentionally changed the blending mode, because it would not served a purpose, it must have happened by chance, perhaps when Eyedropping something else.

  Thus, while they show correctly on the artboard (white white), they would disappear when it came to saving for the web. I tried dragging bosses over different colors, and who warned me.

  Sorry if I wasted all the time, but if in the future someone has something that appears correctly in save for Web - digging deep, isolate the object and check your blend modes.

• 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.

• Save for web which distort/pixellisant/corrupt

  Hello

  I am trying to save for web, but get a super pixelated, disorder distorted a file. I use the latest version of Illustrator CC.

  Please see the screenshots below. Have tested all types of artwork, images, text, vector etc forms. I also tested with different versions of Illustrator to create files. All seem to be wiped out, including the display of original art! Any help would be much appreciated.

  

  Luke,

  You have to edit > Preferences > General > work of Anti-Aliasing and checked Art Optimized in the window to the size of the Image?

• CS6 save for Web image size limit (retina)

  I have been designing of many these days, sites especially mobile: iphone Retina (640w).  Most of the time, these designs can be long in the tooth with the height of these documents - more than 8000 pixels sometimes.  I noticed that 8000 pixels is the threshold limit for export "save for web".  Nothing more of 8000 pixels will be downgraded in quality on the features of the retina by reducing the image.  Jpg will be always the right height and width, but seen on an iphone, you can easily see the degradation.   Images and text are blurry.  It is no good trying to show a customer what their site on an iphone will look like.

  So my question is, is there a work around?  A preference to be changed?  Am I missing something to get the full quality of my design comp to preserve the quality of retina display?

  Conroy, it is incorrect for the cases I have provided.  Save for the web will save dimensions width and height appropriate for retina ios devices.  as paul said, SFW will save up to 30 000 pixels.  the problem was that "progressive" was not checked for extreme cases to appear correctly on the iphone.

  both models have been exported using SFW:

  progressive:

  http://www.justinfreiler.com/progressive.jpg

  not progressive:

  http://www.justinfreiler.com/non_progressive.jpg

  the two look identical on the desktop.

  you will notice the difference when viewing these links on your iphone.

• Whitespace around image when you save for Web

  I have to draw a simple square in Illustrator CS6 then export it to a PNG using save for Web. The preview shows 1px thick of white space on the right side. Sometimes it's on 2 sides or more.

  No other hidden element is around the image. Clip on the artboard in not clicked.

  Why is it happening and how to get rid of him?

  For once I want to meet a good post and say somehting about snap to grid of pixels.

  Turn it on

  Your image now align with the pixel grid

  

  Turn the power off when you do not not web work, or will you crazy in the car.

• Problem with save for Web in Action

  We do hundreds of images to our fine print main client. As part of the work, they want to the final image through save for Web registered as file a .jpg and .png to 1000 pixels wide.

  The problem is, if you try to create an action for this, the size of the action records is a percentage and not a width in pixels. It is therefore impossible (so it seems) to record an action that sets the scale as a sizing with a fixed output of 1000 pixels wide. Since images vary in size and he insists on registration of the size as a percentage, you can not create an action that will work.

  I tried to see if there is a way to change the action to change the output of a width in pixels, but didn't see how to do it. Is it still possible? We would save TONS of not having to manually open each image twice as much work and savings for each format.

  Yes, there is a bug with this script.

  The bug got into CS5 and was not attached to the CS6.

  You can download the fixed script here...

  http://www.PS-scripts.com/BB/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=3370

• How to 'save for web' with information from a dataset

  I created psd to design web page set up with a master image.  The main image is defined as a pixel replacement variable and uses a dataset to load in images of a local folder.  I have more than 100 images in this folder and I need to resize the image to 250 pixels wide and "save for web".   Resizing and registration is easy with an action, but the thing, it's that I need to use a different column in my DataSet as the name of the saved files.

  Is it possible to create an action that will loop through each row in my dataset, do the replacement of pixel on the image, enter the name of the file in the next column, flatten & resize the image and then save it as the file name?  Of course, would cancel the flattening and resizing to start on the next line.

  I guess I could break in two actions.  One who reads the dataset, to replace the pixels and export for the web with the new file name.  Then I could set up a second action to run in batch on the folder that contains the images recently exported and just resize all the.

  I don't know how (if it is even possible) is to loop through the dataset by using the action, get the variable of the object dataset for file name and export for the web with that name.  Any ideas?  Thank you.

  Here's a function I use. With this function, you can import a CSV dataset to your document. Get names of groups of data csv form. Then in a loop applies a set of data by name, and then save as in any format you like. The loop repeats until all sets of data are processed.

  fileImportDataSets = function( file ) {
      var desc = new ActionDescriptor();
          var ref = new ActionReference();
          ref.putClass( stringIDToTypeID( "dataSetClass" ) );
      desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "null" ), ref );
      desc.putPath( charIDToTypeID( "Usng" ), new File( file ) );
      desc.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID( "Encd" ), stringIDToTypeID( "dataSetEncoding" ), stringIDToTypeID( "dataSetEncodingAuto" ) );
      desc.putBoolean( stringIDToTypeID( "eraseAll" ), true );
      desc.putBoolean( stringIDToTypeID( "useFirstColumn" ), true );
  executeAction( stringIDToTypeID( "importDataSets" ), desc, DialogModes.NO );
  };
  function applyDataSet(setName);{
      var desc = new ActionDescriptor();
          var setRef = new ActionReference();
          setRef.putName( stringIDToTypeID( "dataSetClass" ), setName );
      desc.putReference( charIDToTypeID( "null" ), setRef );
  executeAction( charIDToTypeID( "Aply" ), desc, DialogModes.NO );
  };
  function getDataSetNames(csvFileRef) {
      _ftn = function(string){
      var csvItems = string.split(",");
      datasetName = csvItems[0]
      return datasetName;
  };
  csvFileRef.open();
  var datasetArray = new Array();
  var i = 0;// assumes the dataSet name is the first field
  while (csvString = csvFileRef.readln()) {
     if (csvString.length < 2) continue; // Skip empty lines
    datasetArray[i] = _ftn(csvString);
    i++;
  }
  csvFileRef.close();
  return datasetArray;
  } 
  
  //sample usage
  var csvFileRef = File.openDialog("Please select CSV file");
  var datasetNames = getDataSetNames(csvFileRef);
  alert(datasetNames.length-1);//number of data sets
  alert(datasetNames[1]);// first data set name
  

• Save for Web - save parameters - specific Image size

  I was wondering, is there a way to save a setting less save for Web to a specific image in pixels size? I create posters for the event for 11 x 17 prints, but also save the file in jpeg format to download on facebook pages. To include the "size of the image-> new size' in the 'Save settings' dialog, I don't see a way to do it. at the present time, only the optimized JPEG compression settings are saved, but not apply the new size of the image. Is it possible to include it? I want to systematically create JPEGs of 960 x 720 pixels, if Facebook will not make its own resizing when I download.

  If this isn't an option and a moderator is around, this thread can be moved to the page "feature requests"?

  Thank you!

  It has not recognized the way you want.

  A solution would be to create an action in terms of work that is changing the objects to the required dimensions.

• Save for web cut the lower part of the graph

  Hello

  I have a picture and when I use the 'Save for Web' feature (to save in JPG or GIF), I find the file that results has a little bit to cut down.

  Example: if my work is a circle, the JPG/gif the background of the circle is a little flat.

  Does anyone else know this?

  Phill,

  It looks like half of a stroke. The plan of work/culture area/crop must be set to frame the entire work.

  It is preferable to ensure that work (together) fits into the whole points/pixels, which may appear in the palette/Panel of transformation.