How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
Lesson 16 from: Adobe InDesign FundamentalsDaniel Walter Scott
How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
Lesson 16 from: Adobe InDesign FundamentalsDaniel Walter Scott
Lesson Info
16. How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
Lessons
Overview
1InDesign Tutorial Basics Class Introduction
01:50 2Exercise files & Projects
02:39 3What Does Adobe InDesign do?
01:34 4What are the differences between InDesign and PageMaker, Illustrator, Photoshop, Quark?
05:10PROJECT 1: One page flyer
5How to change MM to Inches & changing UK to US dictionary in InDesign?
01:39 6New document in InDesign - what is bleed & slug?
08:08How to create your own RGB & CMYK colors in Adobe InDesign
08:39 8How do I steal colors from a logo using InDesign?
03:14 9How to color the background of a page in InDesign?
03:33 10Importing resizing rotating & flipping images & Logos inside InDesign
07:53 11How to Import text from Microsoft Word into Adobe InDesign
05:46 12How to group, ungroup & rotate images in Adobe InDesign
05:12 13How to make a dotted line, dashed line & borders in InDesign
05:20 14How best to preview your work in Adobe InDesign
05:16 15How to make a simple PDF from InDesign
06:43 16How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
02:27 17Why should I use CC Libraries in InDesign?
05:08 18How to share your InDesign files with others by using package document
04:26 19Class Exercise 1
03:24 20Quiz - One Page Flyer
PROJECT 2: Other people's files
21Ideas, Inspiration & starter templates
04:59 22Working with other people's InDesign documents, missing images
03:12 23How to find missing fonts in InDesign?
04:27 24How to replace images in InDesign?
01:30 25Opacity, transparency and see through ness in Adobe InDesign
02:29 26Why is InDesign adding [Converted] and making me 'save as'
01:06 27What if I can’t find the InDesign file - can I open the PDF?
02:37 28Quiz - Other people's files
PROJECT 3: Company Newsletter/Brochure
29Creating a new company newsletter or brochure, what are spreads in InDesign
06:58 30How to use a Master Page in Adobe InDesign
05:33 31How do to add automatic page numbering to a InDesign file
04:11 32Removing a master page & deleting parts off the master page in InDesign
02:30 33Production Video 1
02:53 34What is Effective PPI & Image resolution in the InDesign links panel
06:52 35How to add drop shadows to an image or logo in InDesign
04:20 36What is TypeKit used for in Adobe InDesign?
08:37 37How to add the Copyright, Registered & Trademark symbols in InDesign
05:08 38Where can I find the different versions of letters in InDesign - Ligatures.
03:35 39How to add placeholder text & lorem ipsum & get a word count in InDesign
03:04 40Importing Text from Microsoft Word & keeping or removing the formatting
02:58 41Creating Columns in a text box using Adobe InDesign
01:46 42How do I justify text & turn off hyphenation in InDesign?
03:59 43What is the space after & leading in Adobe InDesign?
05:22 44How to underline text with a full width line in Adobe InDesign?
01:53 45How do I make a paragraph style in Adobe InDesign?
06:06 46How do I update a Paragraph Style in Adobe InDesign?
04:28 47How to use Find & Change to remove double spaces after a period or full stop.
02:37 48Stealing colours from images, is there a format painter in Adobe InDesign?
03:09 49InDesign Class Exercise 2 - Magazine Spread
04:22 50Quiz - Company Newsletter/Brochure
PROJECT 4: Long Business Document
51How to bring in lots of text into InDesign at once
08:11 52How do I import paragraph styles from another document
12:45 53How do I insert completely blank pages in Adobe InDesign
02:03 54How do I create a gradient in Adobe InDesign
07:20 55Do I need to use layers in Adobe InDesign
05:27 56Opacity advanced, mater marks and Transparency Effects in Adobe InDesign
04:24 57How do I add rounded corners to an image or box in Adobe InDesign?
02:52 58How to add a large first letter to my text aka Drop Cap
02:16 59How do I increase the space between letters in Adobe InDesign aka Tracking or Kerning
02:32 60How do I get text to move around an image or shape using text wrap
03:57 61Why can’t I put text over anything that has text wrap applied?
03:25 62How to draw an arrow or triangle or star in Adobe InDesign
06:40 63How do I put an image inside other shapes like a circle - cropping
02:47 64What is Adobe Stock
04:17 65Where can I find free images & icons that I can use for my business
04:23 66How do I add bullets and numbered lists in Adobe InDesign?
00:51 67How can I create a table inside Adobe InDesign?
07:10 68How do I convert tables from Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel into Adobe InDesign
04:26 69How do I get images to move with the text in Adobe InDesign using anchored objects?
03:22 70How do I create a Line Break, Column Breaks & Page Breaks in Adobe InDesign?
04:16 71How do I make an automatic table of contents in Adobe InDesign?
04:46 72How do you change the tabs in Adobe InDesign?
04:30 73Can I change the numbering of my pages so 1 starts later in the InDesign file?
03:26 74Quiz - Long Business Document
PROJECT 5: Conference Name Badge
75How do I combine Microsoft Excel spreadsheet in InDesign?
09:04 76CLASS EXERCISE: Create your own business card
01:16 77Quiz - Conference Name Badge
What next
78How to create a mockup for your portfolio using InDesign
04:07 79InDesign cheat sheet & shortcuts
12:45 80BONUS: Software Updates
40:41 81What to do after this InDesign tutorial class?
01:07 82Quiz - What Next
Final Quiz
83Final Quiz
Lesson Info
How to save your InDesign file as a JPEG
Okay, so we need to save a jpeg out. Ready for some purpose. You might be sticking into a PowerPoint presentation or a word document or sending it to a website to be used as part of our Wordpress CMS something Okay you need a jpeg or a PNG same principle works. The one thing I'd say is that often a pdf will work as well. Okay. If I'm putting it into word or PowerPoint or pdf will go in. The nice thing about pdf is that the quality is always a lot better, especially for type. Okay. But if you have to use the J peg, let's do it this way. Let's go to file export. Same as a pdf down the bottom here where we used to say adobe pdf, go down to either jpeg or PNG super easy. Okay. And I'm gonna give it the same name but I'm gonna make a high res version, high resolution, high quality one, you can call it what you like hit save. I'm saying we get into that folder on my desktop. All pages. I'm going to do pages, we haven't done any spreads yet. We look at that later and then the quality. Okay. A...
nd you got two things that kind of really control what it looks like quality and the resolution quality will be how pixelated it is. Okay. How like what the is it? A bit scrappy and a bit yucky looking and medium will still look fine. Low will look gross. Never use. Low but medium will be fine. High will be pretty amazing and maximum. You won't see the difference between these two, I promise. Okay, so we're going to go for a high res one. Maximum. I guess it's gonna look as good as it can be. But the file size is going to be quite big. And then resolution here, the lowest of 72 the highest you want to go to is 300 anything past this? This thing is going to be absolutely big, like meters wide. So we're gonna go 300 color spaces. RGB. Okay. Always gonna be RGB for a Jpeg and leave this stuff at the bottom. Let's click export. Nothing really happens. You gotta go and find that folder and there's my high res. He's 1.4 MB. It's pretty big. Okay, but you look at the quality. Pretty awesome. Okay, beautiful. So let's do the version. Let's say I'm sending it out and it's going to go up into a website and I know that 1.4 MB is far too big for our website. So we're emailing even, it's pretty big. So we're gonna go to export and we're going to say, make something really small. Okay, I'm going to give it a name. I'm gonna call it low Rez Okay. And I'm going to go through and say maximum. I'm going to put it down to like high. Mm Hmm. Let's do medium. Okay. And this is the kind of lowest you ever want to go 72 at medium click export and you'll notice that the high res version, I'll make this a little bigger. I'll even make a little bigger. Okay, so 1.4 is the high res and see this one here kilobytes. So that is 0.4 Instead of 1.4. So it's tiny compared to it. And look at the quality, it's smaller. The quality is fine. It's not going to win the quality awards. But this one here is really big but really big file size. So probably somewhere in the middle. Right, just find yours, go to 150 d. p. I and go to maximum see what the sizes. Another thing you might find is that if you don't have any images. Okay, so it's just block colors. Your file size is gonna be a lot smaller because it doesn't have to deal with all of these colors. If you've got hundreds of images, it's going to be even bigger than 1.4. Cool. So that my friends is how to save a jpeg from in design. Let's get on to the next video
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Jerome Clark
I think Dan is very good at explaining and breaking down complex content. I like the way there are lots of small sessions which is good for keeping focus. I would advise anyone who does this course and is taking notes to label which session the notes are referring to as I have struggled to find a few looking back and this helped me. It really made me realise how much I didn't know and had been fudging. Thank you Dan I will be taking plenty more of your courses in the coming months it's been a great help.
Giuseppe Lipari
Excellent course, instructor is great well spoken, clear and a great teacher. I highly recommend this class for beginners and those who learned indesign on their own.
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