JML90
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On 8/18/2021 at 4:40 PM, R C-R said:
OK. Do you understand the difference between text objects (which cannot exist in PNG files) & bitmap images (IOW, pictures) of text objects (which can be part of PNG files)?
No, I don’t unfortunately.
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5 hours ago, R C-R said:
How did she send you this? Was it a PNG file or something else? If it was a PNG it did not have text in any font, just a pixel bitmap.
It was a PNG file. She told me it’s easy to change the size of the tag by resizing it. She showed me some examples and they looked fine in her pics so I think she’s using Photoshop instead.
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Someone created the tag for me. I asked her what font she used. If I know the name of the font it might be easier.
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12 hours ago, NotMyFault said:
If you want to achieve perfectly sharp text, there are better options, as other users already commented.
- Keep the text as text layer, and do all resizing and positioning with text layer. Do not raster (until export)
- Ensure text layers are positioned on exact pixel positions (no fractional / decimal), use transform panel
- Check the pixel dimension of a single letter. It will become blurry if going below ca. 100px.
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Deactivate anti-aliasing for text layer. Adjust Coverage Map.
This still requires a reasonable text size and can’t solve 8-16 pix size, as letters could become to blocky to read.
please have a look at the tutorial:
“Check the pixel dimension of a single letter. It will become blurry if going below ca. 100px.”
The height of a letter is 30 pixels. If I go with 100px or bigger, the watermark would be too big. I don’t know what you mean with the other suggestions since I’m kinda new to Affinity and English isn’t my first language. Can you explain in steps like on which buttons I have to click in Affinity and perhaps with screen shots?
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Basically what I did is add a tag to the picture. The tag is a seperate PNG file and when I put it on the jpg picture and save it as PNG the tag looks blurry. For example the tag is “Google.com” and 1500 x 1500 pixels. When I resize it to 60% and add it on the picture and save the file as PNG the image seems to look fine but the text “Google.com” looks blurry.
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Hi, I’m facing the same issue. The text on images look blurry when I export them in PNG. Can someone help me out? I do not want to switch to another photo editor because I really like Affinity.
Affinity Designer: blurry text on export
in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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I managed to resolve the problem… I downloaded XnViewMP to tag the pictures instead
It’s much easier cause now I can tag the picture all at once.