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Depending on the File Type you choose, you’ll see different options.
Settings for .jpg
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Options | Description | ||
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Name | Specify the name of the Profile. | ||
File type | .jpg in this case | ||
Scaling |  | ||
Scaling: None | By choosing this option the image will not be scaled and converted at full size. | ||
Scaling: Exact (*) | The image will be scaled to fit inside (scaled proportionally centered) the exact dimensions specified for this options … px. The space left unfilled with the image will be filled with the specified Padding Color. The result will be an image with the exact dimensions specified in the setting Width x Height px. | ||
Scaling: Fit Inside | By choosing this, the width and height of the image is reduced proportionally so that the image fits inside the given size. No background will be added and the final size of the image will be a proportional scaling of the original. | ||
Scaling: Fit Outside | By choosing this, the width and height of the image is reduced proportionally so that the image fits outside the given size NxN in px. No padding will be added and the final size of the image will be a proportional scaling of the original. | Width & Height | The size in Pixels of the output image |
Padding Color (*) |  The image canvas that was left blank by the image scaling will be filled with the specified color.
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Width & Height | The size in Pixels of the output image. For fit inside / outside, these are the dimensions where the image will fit into.
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Output resolution | The image will be resampled to the specified ppi. | ||
Jpeg quality | The image will be adjusted to the quality specified in this option.  | ||
Color space (source) | If nothing is selected, the source color space will be detected. Otherwise you can specify the original color space of the image. | Color profile (destination) | The image will be converted to the selected color profile. |
Simulate Overprinting |  Overprint is a concept in printing (click to view in WikiPedia). When selected, elements that would overprint will show simulated in the image. | ||
Processing URL | Will redirect to the specified URL while processing the image. | ||
Error URL | Will redirect to the specified URL if an error occurred. |
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Since version 2022 the 1-100 numeric Jpeg Quality setting has been replaced by 5 new options to define the image quality of the JPEG output: “Minimum”, “Low”, “Medium”, “High” and “Maximum”. Existing Image Conversion Profiles will be mapped automatically to one of the new options. |
Settings for .png
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Options | Description | ||
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Name | Here you can specified Specify the name of the Profile. | ||
File type | Specified the file type that must be exported. | Scaling (None).png in this case | |
Scaling | | ||
Scaling: None | By choosing this option the image will not be scaled and converted at full size. | ||
Scaling (: Exact) | The image will be scaled to fit inside (adjust scaled proportionally centered) the exact dimensions specified for this options NxN … px. The space left unfilled with the image must will be filled in with the specified Padding Color Specified. The result will be an image with the exact dimensions specified in the setting NxN Width x Height px. | ||
Scaling (: Fit Inside) | By choosing this, the width and height of the image is reduced proportionally so that the image fits inside the given size NxN px. No padding background will be added and the final size of the image will be a proportional scaling of the original. | ||
Scaling (: Fit Outside) | By choosing this, the width and height of the image is reduced proportionally so that the image fits outside the given size NxN in px. No padding will be added and the final size of the image will be a proportional scaling of the original. | ||
Background Color |  This color is used both for padding (when Scaling is set to Exact) and as background color for the transparent parts of the PNG image (for all Scaling settings). You can either set it to Transparent or to a specific RGB color, in case you want to replace the transparency by a color.Resample (dpi) | ||
Width & Height | The image will be resampled to the specified ppi. | ||
Jpeg quality | The image will be adjusted to the quality specified in this option. | ||
Color space (source) | If nothing is selected, the source color space will be detected. Otherwise you can specify the original color space of the imagesize in Pixels of the output image. For fit inside / outside, these are the dimensions where the image will fit into.
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Output resolution | The image will be resampled to the specified ppi. | ||
Color profile (destination) | The image will be converted to the selected ICC color profile. | ||
Simulate Overprinting | Overprint is a concept in printing (click to view in WikiPedia). When selected, elements that would overprint will show simulated in the image. | ||
Processing URL | Will redirect to the specified URL while processing the image. | ||
Error URL | Will redirect to the specified URL if an error occurred. |
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Since version 2022 it is possible to generate transparent PNG images. Before version 2022, if the Padding Color was set to Transparent, it was only the padding that was transparent, the PNG images were generated with a white background. Since version 2022, those PNG images will have a transparent background instead. If you still want to have a white background, you have to set the Background Color to white instead of transparent. |
Overprint simulation
New since version 2022
You can generate images that simulate the effects of overprint in a PDF document, by enabling the Simulate Overprinting setting in the Image Conversion Profiles. Overprint can be applied to text or to a frame border or fill, but PDF assets can also contain overprint. With this feature enabled you can have a more reliable validation workflow, since the generated image will show you how the PDF document with overprint will look like when it is printed.
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