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When exporting an SVG the toggle "Use document resolution" is ignored if selected. Even though the document is 96 DPI, you must set this by hand in the Export dialog. The default in the dialog appears to be 300, if you select "Use document resolution" that value remains at 300 in spite of having created the document at 96 DPI. Unlike the desktop version, iPad AD appears to lack a Document panel. But the use of Resize allows me to verify I've set the document to 96 DPI.

Im using Designer 1.7.3 on a 3rd generation iPad Pro. The file type is SVG and the desired dpi is 96. However, the output file has a dpi of 72 regardless of several variations of testing. These include setting the original document to 96 and toggling "use document dpi" in the Export dialog as well as manually setting 96 in the Export dialog. It occurs when exporting a selection or the whole document. I've done about 7 permutations, all with the result of 72 dpi.This happens whether the save target is the Files app on iPad or an AirDrop to my desktop. My primary use of Designer is creating SVG's for use in CNC machining, the 96 dpi is imperative. I've used Designer on my desktop for a couple years, the iPad version is new to me. Maybe I'm missing something? [I am aware that dpi should not be of concern in a vector only file. But it makes a difference when importing into a CAM app, at least the one I use. This particular dpi is necessary to import the SVG at the proper scale.]