I am creating logos and simple images in Illustrator and when I import the AI file OR the png into the InDesign document they are blurry. I have already selected the High-Performance view and it changes the other images but not the imported ones.
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Illustrations I create in Procreate show up pixelated at edges despite high resolution when I place them in Indesign.    I'm working on illustrating books for print. It's my first time working on a print project, I usually do digital illustration for the web.  I use Procreate on Ipad Pro for illustrations, and need to place them into Indesign layouts. I do my best to create clean lines in my illustrations, and use a huge resolution as well (each illustration is about 3000x3000px in size), but when I place them in Indesign there's some weird stuff happening with illustration edges. I use 4000x4000 at 300dpi resolution for my canvas. Then export the image as PNG before placing into Indesign.  What am I doing wrong? Maybe it's exactly because the resolution is too high? Or it's a PNG issue?
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I've been seeing this distortion treatment popping up everywhere lately and was curious if anyone knew how or could point to some resources? I've tried a google search but can't find anything relevant. I've also tried the flag/wave effects in Illustrator but it looks like a cheap recreation.
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My .psd file has a resolution of 6m x 3m @ 150 DPI. This makes it 35433px x 5906px in size. Photoshop CS6 saves the file as .tiff or .psb only. When I first import into Illustrator I get an error that the file is not readable but I have tried many options. Last one is not supported by AI.  So I'm puzzled... is there a way to link large images into Illustrator?
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Is there a way to export large multi-layered Illustrator file to Photoshop?  When I export with preserve layers and text edit-ability, the complex layers are flattened. I've reorganized my layers to have simple groupings but that's time consuming.  Is there a more effective way of doing this? Or script to automate it?
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I've got an InDesign document with 100 A4 pages.   I've got 100 assets (a mixture of .jpg and .pdf files) and I want to place 1 per page. If an image is not the proportion of the A4 page I would like to get it as big as it can be on the page before it hits into the margin. Ex. if it's a portrait image it should be as large as it can be before hits the top/bottom margin. If it's a landscape image it should be as large as it can be before hits the left/right margin.   At the moment I'm dragging each file across and resizing them manually. Is it possible just drop them on the page and get them auto resized ?
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I am trying to make something similar to this?  Obviously it's possible to make it manually piece by piece, but I am looking for some kind of automated feature in Illustrator to achieve this?  Is this possible?  Thanks man in advance!
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I was planning to do a 1920x1080 wallpaper from my favourite musician's cover. Everything was going good so far until I used correction brush which totally ruined my whole work. There are pixelated lines (how do I call these?!) everywhere! They're everywhere, it's very visible when zooming. Using Content-Aware Fill did nothing about it. I beg for help. Sorry if I did something wrong writing this post, i'm a beginner.
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I'm designing a favicon in Illustrator and I'd like to see what it would look like in pixels at 128px and 16px as I'm working on it.  Is this possible?  Edit Found the answer - posted below.
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I have a small Problem that occurs from time to time.   Sometimes, when I copy things or when I put an object from the symbol library on my page, the whole file gets messed up. The screenshot shows it. I make the graphic on the right, Illustrator the ones on the left.   I have pixel snapping checked. Is there a way to tell Illustrator to align everything to pixels no matter what?
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Does anyone know if it's possible to create a new document in illustrator that is boundless? And once you have entered all the content you define the size before exporting?
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I have document with some color. I can't reproduce this color exactly when exporting to web. , that this is because of the bug, by which Illustrator is not changing color mode with menu    and it is required to create new document for this setting take an effect.   If this true, then how to copy all data from old document to the new one, including artboard size and location?
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I have noticed that my exports are not as sharp as they look in the Artboard. To give an example am trying to export the Google Play Badge from this dribble file:   But the text seems to be blurry.
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I will admit I am a total noob when it comes to this. I have a Word 2010 file that has images and when I do either Save As PDF or print using a PDFCreator, I always get images with jagged diagonal lines and generally of worse quality. I tried it with JPEG as well as PNG, I tried it with Word 2010 and OpenOffice. No luck.  I even turned image compression off in Word 2010...still compressed it.  What am I doing wrong? Surely, there is a way to keep some quality when it comes to images?
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I've scanned in some maps, and I'm regularly adding little touches here and there to each map in Photoshop. Each map has a few Ps layers and is not vector.  For all the annotations, I'm using Illustrator, because it's better for the job with its typography tools.   In Ps, I can drag some graphics/layers in from Ai and it becomes a single 'vector smart object' so whenever I want to edit that graphic, it opens in Ai and updates in Ps when I save.   How do I have the equivalent of this in Illustrator? I have a multilayered graphic which I want to keep opening and editing in Ps but still keep at the exact same size and position in the Ai document (to keep the annotations accurate)?
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I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.   This is how it looks in Illustrator before I export it:    The image looks like this when saved/exported with art optimized option:
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Is there a way to export objects to separate files in Illustrator?    The output I want is AI or vector files, not raster images. The objects are not on separate artboards, and I am looking for a solution that does not require them to be. (Putting the objects into separate art boards would take as much time as copying and pasting them into separate documents, which is what I am trying to streamline.)   My use case: I am designing characters in a font, and each font contains upwards of a hundred characters. I need to get each character into a separate file in order to bulk import them into my font program.
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I have designed a logo for a non-profit that I want to allow different committees to use it, but I don't want them to be able to alter anything but the size.  I have created the design as a vector image(all font saved as outlines) with transparent background and with separate versions for black, greyscale at 80%, white to print on dark backgrounds and a specified color.  The skill of members varies as does their printers, some barely know what a jpeg is, others are prepping brochures for press printing, others are using the image on the web and for email.  I know I can take most image formats and extract, distort, erase, change colors, superimpose other elements etc.  I don't want others to be able to do this without permission from the organization board.  Using illustrator in CS5 on iMac 27" OS X 10.10.4