I realised this would only be a problem on my pc, but to show WIPs to my clients, I still wanted the pictures to be of great quality. Thank you so much for this Michael, I couldn't figure it out myself after trying pretty much everything! Appreciate it!
Cheers mate. I subscribed to your channel. I found the Adobe InDesign videos very helpful. Making my job as a publisher much easier. Trying my hand at graphic design, making promotional banners and webpages for our books.
Hi Fabian. What format is your image? Is it a JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF etc… What are the dimensions of your image in pixels? It's possible to have an image that has a large file size but is still very small in terms of pixels. The resolution of the image is what's important. If you have an image with few pixels but it has to cover a large area in a document then you will have problems. As a general rule when it comes to printing you want an image to have a minimum Effective PPI of 300 like I do in this video. Can you also tell me more about the PDF. Is it, for example, a document or a poster?
@@MichaelBullo I have the same issue with the PDF. I have 354 Effective PPI for one and "628 x 616" for another image. Both images spread widely throughout the spread and both are in PNG format with transparent background. What shall I do?
Hi, I've tried all high quality display settings but when I export the full spread file, the images are so blurry and pixelated. Yes, I save them as PDF's too. The image is 10.4mb
Perhaps you aren't choosing high enough quality settings when you export out the PDF. What does your PDF look like when you choose the following from the menu? File - Adobe PDF Presets - Press Quality Within the "Export Adobe PDF" dialog box there is a "Compression" section. You can manually change the options for "pixels per inch", "Compression" and "Image Quality" if you want.
@@MichaelBullo Great! I am an architect. you know what I used to do ? I used to right click every single picture in order to make it high quality! thank you
@@MichaelBullo Hi Michael. I am working on a project that has a few pdf pages that needed adjusting. So I set up the display performance to high quality for each of these pages and it worked. It fixed it. However , once I start scrolling through my my entire project, I see they are blurry again. I don’t know what else to do.
Are you inserting PDFs into InDesign using the Place command? Is this PDF content only blurring when you are scrolling? Does the quality return when you stop scrolling? If the PDF content remains blurry within the InDesign file, does it look fine when you export out the InDesign file to something like PDF?
Yes, I am inserting PDFs with Place command. Yes, blurry only when scrolling. Quality returns partially when I stop on document. I just exported to PDF and I pages look sharp!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! I am new at this and had not done that yet. I am so happy!!!😃 thanks again. 🙏
@@silvial4838 That's great news. Thank you. The main thing is that it exports out correctly. When Adobe programs "misbehave", like not displaying things correctly, resetting the preferences can sometimes help… How to reset Preferences in InDesign th-cam.com/video/EunNdHFxmDw/w-d-xo.html Best of luck learning InDesign :)
What kind of file is it? Illustrator? EPS? SVG? Some files that support vector content can also contain pixel based images. If you open up your vector file in a program like Illustrator can you manipulate the elements with vector tools such as the Direct Selection Tool?
While what you are seeing on screen is a strong indicator of what you will get when you print, you definitely want to keep an eye on the Effective PPI value within the Links panel. You generally want this to be at least 300 for images when printing, although lower values such as 250 may be fine. If unsure, have a chat with the people doing your printing. You may also find this video useful... Image Resolution Explained in InDesign th-cam.com/video/BPUXXKobybQ/w-d-xo.html
I realised this would only be a problem on my pc, but to show WIPs to my clients, I still wanted the pictures to be of great quality. Thank you so much for this Michael, I couldn't figure it out myself after trying pretty much everything! Appreciate it!
Hey thank you mate. Nothing worse than trying to convince a client to ignore what they are seeing on screen :)
You, sir, are amazing. Been scratching my head for an hour now trying to fix this issue. You fixed it for me in 20 seconds. Thank you very much.
Hey that's great. Thank you for that.
I was literally lost for about 7 hours today before finding this video. Such a simple fix that flew completely over my head. Much appreciated.
7 hours? Ouch. Happy to hear this video helped you find the solution. Thanks for letting me know.
AHHHH! Thanks! I was having a heat attack!
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Thanks Marjorie. Great to hear.
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Absolute life saver lol! I kept trying to figure out why my resolution was bad even though I set my files to 300 ppi. Thanks so much!!
Thank you. Yeah this issue gets us all at some point.
This was helpful. Thank you for making this video! I was just learning InDesign today.
Thank you and great to hear this video helped. Welcome to InDesign :)
Thank you I was about to redo my whole files on PS because they looked horrible in Indesign, before I checked this💜!
Wow. Very happy you found the video. Thanks Nacira.
Cheers mate. I subscribed to your channel. I found the Adobe InDesign videos very helpful. Making my job as a publisher much easier. Trying my hand at graphic design, making promotional banners and webpages for our books.
Thank you and welcome to the channel. Congrats on diving into the world of graphic design. Best of luck.
Thank you man, just saved me now in a nick of time. Was doing an assignment.
Cheers mate. Happy it helped.
Thank you sir. This was confusing me for a while. All clear now.
Happy to have helped. Thank you and happy designing.
OMG bless you. I was getting so annoyed that my photos looked like pixelated junk!
Thank you. Happy it helped.
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Mine still is pixelated even if i switch to high quality. I have a 5mb hd Picture. When i Export aus a PDF it is pixelated aswell. Any siggestions?
Hi Fabian. What format is your image? Is it a JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF etc…
What are the dimensions of your image in pixels? It's possible to have an image that has a large file size but is still very small in terms of pixels. The resolution of the image is what's important. If you have an image with few pixels but it has to cover a large area in a document then you will have problems. As a general rule when it comes to printing you want an image to have a minimum Effective PPI of 300 like I do in this video.
Can you also tell me more about the PDF. Is it, for example, a document or a poster?
@@MichaelBullo I have the same issue with the PDF. I have 354 Effective PPI for one and "628 x 616" for another image. Both images spread widely throughout the spread and both are in PNG format with transparent background. What shall I do?
@@MichaelBullo hey, the issue is now resolved.
was wondering why my pictures look pixelated lol thanks for this! very helpful video!
I know exactly how you feel. Thank you :)
Wow! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 😍😍😍😍😍 I've been strugling with this a lot and no one could help me! This is awesome!
Thank you. That's great to hear and much appreciated. Hope you're having fun with InDesign.
thank you so much i swear i was crying from frustration
spent one hour trying to solve this 'issue'. I'm a dumb dumb. Thanks dude
Cheers bro. I wouldn't feel bad about that one. The solutions are far from obvious.
Thank you so much, I thought something was wrong with my images.
Thanks Rashmi. Happy this helped.
Thanks, I needed this for my sanity :)
Happy to hear I helped prevent you sliding into madness ;)
Thank you I thought I broke something or missed a step since the pictures were fine before I put it in ID 🎉
Thank you Sharon. You are a true InDesigner now. We all go through that stage at some point ;)
I was already loosing my mind. Bless you
Welcome back to sanity ;) Thank you
Great video really saved me from a mini heart attack
Hey that's great to hear. Thank you.
just what i was looking for...thanks for the great video
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That's very kind of you. Thank you and have a great day.
Thank you so much for this, it fixed my issue with it pixelating my images!
Thank you. Great to hear this helped you out.
Great video, straight to the point and worked!
Thanks Ray. Happy it helped.
Hi, I've tried all high quality display settings but when I export the full spread file, the images are so blurry and pixelated. Yes, I save them as PDF's too. The image is 10.4mb
Perhaps you aren't choosing high enough quality settings when you export out the PDF. What does your PDF look like when you choose the following from the menu?
File - Adobe PDF Presets - Press Quality
Within the "Export Adobe PDF" dialog box there is a "Compression" section. You can manually change the options for "pixels per inch", "Compression" and "Image Quality" if you want.
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THank you Michael! when I swith to high quality display, does is work on all pages or do I have to do it on every single page ? thank you
Thanks Hamza. This is a document-wide setting so switching to a different setting will be seen on every page immediately.
@@MichaelBullo Great! I am an architect. you know what I used to do ? I used to right click every single picture in order to make it high quality! thank you
@@mbaart1969 Ouch! You must be happy to know this new setting :)
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Thanks dude. Happy to help :)
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Thank you Nell. Great to hear.
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Thank you Mhairi. Happy designing :)
So thank You! You saved my life! So good thant You are explaning everything in easy way. Thank you a lot!
Thank you. I genuinely appreciate that. Hope you're having fun with InDesign.
Omg my teacher didn't explain this step and I got so much trouble because of it. God thank you so much!
Thank you. I'm happy to hear this helped you out. Have fun learning InDesign :)
Thank you so much, I really was struggling ..
Hey thank you. Best of luck with all your designs.
Very helpful! Thank you.
Cheers Laura
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Cheers Paula. Happy to hear that.
Thank you so much this helped me a lot today🥰
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That's awesome. Thanks for the feedback.
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Thank you Bilal. Enjoy your crisp new images ;)
Thank you so much!!! BTW, my assignment Due tonight :D
Thanks mate. Best of luck with the assignment. What's it for?
@@MichaelBullo creating a web banner
@@SAIFULLAHJAMIL Nice
Thank you, Sir.
Thanks mate. Best of luck with your designs.
Thank you Michael
Thanks Gonzalo
I wish there was a way to change the interpolation of images within Indesign
Is it possible for you to place PSD files into InDesign and make such edits to those files in Photoshop?
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Cheers mate
I still had pixels, when I exported it into a pdf file. What can I do?
Hi Darsheet. I see from your other comments that you have solved the problem. What did you do to fix it?
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You're welcome. Thank you.
The 'blurry' images will stay after print out of it?
As long as you have high quality images your print outs will be fine. The problem I was describing is a display only issue.
Thank you. I fixed it by page however when scrolling through my entire document they look bad again.
I can't tell if you fixed the problem or not. Could you please explain in more detail?
@@MichaelBullo
Hi Michael. I am working on a project that has a few pdf pages that needed adjusting. So I set up the display performance to high quality for each of these pages and it worked. It fixed it. However , once I start scrolling through my my entire project, I see they are blurry again. I don’t know what else to do.
Are you inserting PDFs into InDesign using the Place command?
Is this PDF content only blurring when you are scrolling?
Does the quality return when you stop scrolling?
If the PDF content remains blurry within the InDesign file, does it look fine when you export out the InDesign file to something like PDF?
Yes, I am inserting PDFs with Place command. Yes, blurry only when scrolling. Quality returns partially when I stop on document.
I just exported to PDF and I pages look sharp!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! I am new at this and had not done that yet. I am so happy!!!😃 thanks again. 🙏
@@silvial4838 That's great news. Thank you. The main thing is that it exports out correctly.
When Adobe programs "misbehave", like not displaying things correctly, resetting the preferences can sometimes help…
How to reset Preferences in InDesign
th-cam.com/video/EunNdHFxmDw/w-d-xo.html
Best of luck learning InDesign :)
Thank you soooo much!! :D
Thank you. Hope it helped.
Thank you so much for this video
Thank you Riddhi
I have this issue with Photoshop. Any idea how to fix? thank you
You'll need to provide far more detail. Are you enlarging a document? Are you transforming layer content? etc...
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Thank you Scarlet. Much appreciated.
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Thank you. That's quite the compliment :)
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Some images worked, some still remain pixelated how?
Are the pixelated images low quality? Have you checked their size in pixels?
its still pixelated when i export it, even though it is a vector image
What kind of file is it? Illustrator? EPS? SVG? Some files that support vector content can also contain pixel based images. If you open up your vector file in a program like Illustrator can you manipulate the elements with vector tools such as the Direct Selection Tool?
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Now that's a quality comment right there :) Cheers.
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but does it come out the same when they print
While what you are seeing on screen is a strong indicator of what you will get when you print, you definitely want to keep an eye on the Effective PPI value within the Links panel. You generally want this to be at least 300 for images when printing, although lower values such as 250 may be fine. If unsure, have a chat with the people doing your printing.
You may also find this video useful...
Image Resolution Explained in InDesign
th-cam.com/video/BPUXXKobybQ/w-d-xo.html
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Thanks mate. Sounds like you just solved a problem ;)
you saved my life
Great to hear. Thank you.
Mine is on High Pre & it still looks like crap
Have a look at my reply to the comment by "Fabian F." further down this page. Does that help?
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