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Hi, 

Can someone help me regarding how to flatten a document to export as pdf, I have some images that are commercial use which I am required to export only if they are flattened. I did try to rasterise but that made them blurry, the images are vector and I want them still to be crisp and clear when flattened.  I also tried merge down but that did not appear to flatten them so the images could not be extracted when exported?

 

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@stitchingfairy If you want to retain vector quality, you can't fully flatten/rasterise your design when exporting to PDF. That being said if you do rasterise everything it should look correct at 100% (intended view) and should only start to pixelate if you start zooming in past this.

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2 hours ago, Lee D said:

@stitchingfairy If you want to retain vector quality, you can't fully flatten/rasterise your design when exporting to PDF. That being said if you do rasterise everything it should look correct at 100% (intended view) and should only start to pixelate if you start zooming in past this.

Thankyou Lee for clarifying. 

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If vectors look blurry after rasterizing, you can try to increase document dpi.

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