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Poor image quality in Storyline 360
Hey guys,
I have found a few threads on poor image quality of previous versions of Storyline, however the new 360 version has also very poor image quality when piblishing. Please see attached scre...
Hi folks!
First, I'm really sorry to hear that you're running into issues with blurriness. I know your goal is to produce high-quality work, and blurry slide images are getting in the way of that. I wanted to share a summary of our findings from Katelin's case, and others.
If you're seeing blurry images in your files, follow these steps:
- Check the original size of the image, prior to inserting it in Storyline.
- Insert the image in Storyline, and check the dimensions of the image under the Format tab:
- If the image is the same size as the original, you shouldn't see a loss in quality.
- If the image is larger or smaller than the original, you could see a loss in quality.
We've got a lot of helpful information on best practices for using high-quality images in Storyline in this article. Hopefully the recommendations in that article will make a difference!
Dear Alyssa,
Thank you very much for the update.
But if I work with screenshots (72 dpi) and import to Storyline resamples to 96 dpi, then the automatic resize due to resample is inevitable? How do I proceed then?
Right? Use the Storyline screen capture tool. It is the only option that I
have found works... It is extremely frustrating. They need to fix this so
that it doesn't automatically resize to the slide size. That is the root
cause of the issue. 🙄Katelin, thanks a lot, I even did not know it has a capture tool for still Images, we only used the Video recording..
Found it!
Windows Snipping tool is crispier...I agree...unfortunately due to the autosizing in Storyline it isn't working well for me.
