How to upload .ai ?
If i will convert .ai to .jpg , it's going to rasterize...so when uploading my artwork, will i convert...
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#1
Posted 04 April 2008 - 03:11 PM
If i will convert .ai to .jpg , it's going to rasterize...so when uploading my artwork, will i convert it to jpg in order to upload it on the net?
if no...how will I upload my .ai / .eps / .svg files ?
upload them to my website maybe ( not sure if itd work) ?
if no...how will I upload my .ai / .eps / .svg files ?
upload them to my website maybe ( not sure if itd work) ?
#6
Posted 12 May 2008 - 06:17 PM
If i will convert .ai to .jpg , it's going to rasterize...so when uploading my artwork, will i convert it to jpg in order to upload it on the net?
if no...how will I upload my .ai / .eps / .svg files ?
upload them to my website maybe ( not sure if itd work) ?
You can use any type of raterized web file ie, "save for web". But you should really learn which file is used for what. For example and PNG is good for transparencies while a gif is used for 8 bit/265 colors and a jpg is used for millions of colors with the standard white background. This way you can use the correct file format for the correct image and keep your files sizes down.
Check this out:
http://en.wikipedia....ics_file_format
-uneekGrafix®
#7
Posted 14 August 2008 - 08:14 PM
I don't know all the specifics of what you are trying to accomplish, but you could save the .ai file into a pdf. The pdf should maintain the vector aspects of your artwork.
Of course, there are problems with that. The user has to have Acrobat reader installed. I think most people do by now. The other problem is that you can only link to a pdf and not show it within the web page.
What you could do is create a thumbnail jpg and link it to the pdf.
Of course, there are problems with that. The user has to have Acrobat reader installed. I think most people do by now. The other problem is that you can only link to a pdf and not show it within the web page.
What you could do is create a thumbnail jpg and link it to the pdf.
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