00:00Exporting the highest quality photo in Adobe Photoshop depends on where the image is going.
00:04Print vs. Web. Here is a clear step-by-step guide using Photoshop's most reliable export methods.
00:11Step 1. Maximize and verify your source resolution.
00:13Before exporting, ensure your image is actually high quality.
00:16Image Size Check. Go to Image, then Image Size to check your pixel dimensions and resolution.
00:22For print, aim for 300 ppi pixels per inch.
00:25For web screen, 7296 ppi is standard.
00:27Color Space Check. Go to Edit, then Convert to Profile, and ensure your working space is set to sRGB if
00:33the image is for screens web,
00:34or Adobe RGB 1998 if it is headed for professional high-end printing.
00:39Step 2. Use Export As or Save As.
00:42Photoshop offers different workflows depending on your file format needs.
00:45For maximum quality JPEGs or PNGs, web, and general use, in the panel on the right, select Format, JPEG, or
00:52PNG.
00:52If you choose JPEG, drag the quality slider all the way to 100, or 7.8.12 if using the
00:57legacy, say for web.
00:59Ensure Color Space is checked for Convert to sRGB so colors look consistent across browsers and devices.
01:05For lossless master files or print-ready files, TIFF, PSD, PDF.
01:09Go to File, then Save As.
01:12For File, then Save a Copy.
01:13Choose TIFF or Photoshop, PSD from the Format dropdown.
01:16For TIFF options, select Image Compression, LZW, or None.
01:21None ensures absolute zero data loss.
01:23The file sizes will be massive.
01:25Ensure Save Transparency is unchecked unless needed, and choose your preferred byte order.
01:30IBM PC is standard for Windows Mac cross-compatibility.
01:34Step 3. Resize responsibly, if needed.
01:36If you need to scale down a massive image for export, in the Export As window, under Image Size, enter
01:41your target pixel dimensions.
01:43Change the Resample dropdown at the bottom of the Image Size dialog, or in Export As to preserve details 2
01:49.0, best for enlarging or B-Cubic Sharper, best for reduction, to retain crisp edge fidelity during downscaling.
01:56Step 4. Final Output Execution Click Export, or Save.
02:00Choose your destination folder on your computer and hit Save Export again.
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