Solution: 4K Display
Nov 25, 2023
I wanted to create a project at 2160 x 3840 (portrait mode), but the maximum size that Articulate allows is 2047 x 2047. To solve this, I designed the project at 2160 x 3840 in Figma (you can use any tools that suits you). I exported and imported the pieces into Articulate.
- I do not export type as images. I type it all out.
- I export vector based graphics as SVG files.
- I re-scale images in Articulate.
In Articulate, I created a project at 1080 x 1920 which is half of 2160 x 3840. I imported the exported pieces, re-scaled (50%) and re-arranged them as they were in 2160 x 3840 layout.
To test, I imported Dog 1 at 586 x 1302 and scaled it down to 293 x 251 (Dog 2). I also created another one, Dog 3 at 293 x 251 and imported to Articulate as it was. As a result, Dog 2 stayed crisp and clear while Dog 3 did not after the published project went full-screen on a 4K display.
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Hu Fuji,
Sorry to hear that you ran into this snag.
I'd like to ask a few questions to help clarify your experience:
As a best practice recommendation, we generally recommend adding images that do not need to be resized as resizing sometimes causes loss of quality, although I understand that your use of SVG files should negate this.
Since you are experiencing quality issues when using SVG files and viewing them on a 4K monitor, I went ahead and opened a support case on your behalf so we can get you in touch with our support engineers. They'll be able to take a closer look at why you are experiencing image quality issues using the correct hardware. Feel free to share your responses here or via email when our support engineers reach out!
Hi,
No, I did not need support for this. I just wanted to share my solution on how to make a project look good on a 4k display. Thank you.