Exporting a Photo

Once your portrait edits are complete and you’re ready to finalize them, Aperty provides several export options:

• Export Formats: Aperty supports exporting in different file types, depending on your needs:

  • JPEG: Best for sharing online or emailing, thanks to its smaller file size.

  • TIFF: A high-quality format suitable for printing or further editing.

  • PNG: Useful for digital media projects, especially if you need transparency.

• Export Settings:

  • Resolution: Choose the resolution you need. For web, 72 dpi is common, while 300 dpi or higher is recommended for high-quality printing.

  • Quality: Adjust the image quality (for example, with JPEGs) to balance file size and output quality. Higher quality results in larger file sizes but better image fidelity.

  • Color Profile: Select from color profiles like sRGB (best for digital use) or AdobeRGB (recommended for printing) to ensure the colors display correctly.

Aperty allows you to export multiple portraits simultaneously. After making edits to a group of images, select all the images and use batch export to apply the same settings to each file, saving time.

When exporting portraits for both web and print, save a high-resolution TIFF for print quality and a compressed JPEG for quick online sharing. This ensures you have optimized files for different purposes.