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I was looking to convert scanned 16bit .tiffs to lossless JPEGXL (about 59% the original size with Krita, and 76% the size of a PNG version). Apparently, unless one uses the terminal, there are no options available for a GUI batch exporter (XnConverter only does 8-bit). Leveraging the Affinity batch exporter for this would be great. Edit: I forgot Dartable and DigiKam would also work...

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Hello But I want to avoid typing “X”, I want "X" be referenced to the image number. That means if the image number is changed (one Page deleted, or one image added) "X" is also updated. Is it possible? Because in a document with dozens of images, errors will be made if all the numbers are not cross-referenced. Thank you.

Are there any updates on this? Is it already possible? I just want a simple reference like “Image X on page Y” or just “X” with a hyperlink to the page to be automatically updated. I have seen a workaround on the forum, but it is too much work (better just go back to InDesign…) It is almost unbelievable that such a feature doesn't (yet?) exist.

I want to add the importance of what Tom Schülke said. For an Architect the automatic update of a pdf is essential. Updating one by one with "replace" is not convenient enough. And being able to select a color from a PDF without copy it and rasterize (Tom Schülke idea of a live filter seems good, although being able to do it directly like PS would be better) is also a very important. Like it was said, in the architecture's workflow one has to assume that everything is always being updated and one should be able to accommodate those changes as fast and smooth as possible. I hope soon this will be possible. A whole market could be (more) open to AF.

Thank you for your video. But you can select faster if after rasterizing you use Select -> Select sampled color. In PS we don't need to rasterize, I hope one day AP will also do it.