How to export all the artboards at once?

[SeanZ]

I create multiple artboards in Affinity Designer, and I want to export all the artboards at once, one JPEG for each artboard. 

How could I do?

[firstdefence]

Use the Export Persona, slices will be created for each artboard. By default PNG is selected as the file type to export to so you will need to change the file type to jpeg for each artboard.

https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/pages/Artboards/artboards_export.html

https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/pages/ExportPersona/exportPersona.html

[SeanZ]

32 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

Use the Export Persona, slices will be created for each artboard. By default PNG is selected as the file type to export to so you will need to change the file type to jpeg for each artboard.

https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/pages/Artboards/artboards_export.html

https://affinity.help/designer/English.lproj/pages/ExportPersona/exportPersona.html

OK. I get it. Please send me the manual for Affinity Photo. I need it too. Thanks.

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[SeanZ]

34 minutes ago, haakoo said:

https://affinity.help/

So great. It's Chinese. Thanks a lot.

[GarryP]

The “manual” for Affinity Photo – a copy of what is online – is what you can see in the Help file.
Use menu “Help → Affinity Photo Help” to see it.
P.S. When I followed the link given by haakoo I got the English version so I don’t know why you saw Chinese. Maybe a browser setting?

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[GarryP]

That’s quite possible.
I think that web page should have a little bit more information on it, rather than just three large icons.
To me, at first glance, it looks like it hasn’t loaded fully since there is no text at all.
Even just the application names under the icons as hyperlinks would be better than nothing.

[Alfred]

2 hours ago, SeanZ said:

Please send me the manual for Affinity Photo.

https://affinity.help/photo

[R C-R]

1 hour ago, GarryP said:

That’s quite possible.
I think that web page should have a little bit more information on it, rather than just three large icons.
To me, at first glance, it looks like it hasn’t loaded fully since there is no text at all.
Even just the application names under the icons as hyperlinks would be better than nothing.

Using 3 different Mac desktop browsers (Safari, Firefox, & Chrome) when I position the pointer over any of the icons, I get a status bar readout at the bottom of the window that shows the URL for the help page link & the usual pointer change from an arrow to a finger, indicating that the icon is a link.

At least for me, that is more than enough to know the icons are hyperlinks.

[GarryP]

But my point is that the user has to know – or assume, or find out – that the icons are links and clickable, otherwise they are just three pictures at the top of an otherwise blank page. There’s not even a short paragraph of text that says something like “Welcome to the Affinity applications online help. Please click the icon which relates to the application you want help with.”
All I am suggesting is that the user/reader is given a little bit more assistance in knowing what they need to do.

Also, try setting the affinity.help site as being ‘untrusted’ in a script blocker (or similar) – something that many people will do, by default, to stop images from loading – and, if you see what I see, you get a totally blank page which is of little use to anyone.