Exporting shapes and drawings
Exporting shapes
To export a selection of shapes:
- Select the shapes you wanted to export
- Click on Export menu, and choose your desired format
Exporting the entire drawing
- Click on anywhere on the drawing to ensure no shapes are selected
- Click on Export menu, and choose your desired format
Exporting as JPG
When exporting to JPG, you can choose export sizing:
- 96 dpi (Recommended) - For web images
- 180 dpi - For regular prints
- 360 dpi - For high resolution prints
- @1X - For images with 1 to 1 pixel ratio
- @2X - For images with 2 to 1 pixel ratio and higher resolution screens
- @3X - For images with 3 to 1 pixel ratio and 4K screens
- @4X - For images with 4 to 1 pixel ratio and above 4K screens
Exporting as PNG
For PNG, in addition to selecting export sizing as described above, you can also select a transparent or opaque (white) background.
Exporting as PDF
For PDF, options are provided to export a single page or all pages. Resolution for PDF is by default 300 DPI.
Exporting as DXF/DWG
To export DXF/DWG file:
- Click on export menu, and select Export as DXF/DWG
Exporting as SVG
Precision
Higher precision values tend to enlarge exported SVG file size, while lower precision values will have smaller SVG file sizes. The default value of 2 decimal precision will work for most cases, while offering good file sizes.
Remove CDATA
Remove CDATA only when you wanted to format your SVG with your own formatting, otherwise leave this option unchecked.
Compress SVG
Compress SVG uses Nano's compression engine to drastically reduce file size and embed fonts into your SVG, to ensure they display correctly no matter where they are embedded.
Compressing your SVG can result in up to 80% bandwidth savings, and is most suitable for embedding in websites.
Prettify
Choose prettify to format your SVG codes to be more human readable.
Copy to clipboard button
Click on Copy to clipboard to copy your SVG codes to the clipboard.
Download button
Click Download to download the exported SVG.
