# Exporting a Photo

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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.

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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.
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