Project settings

When you make changes to the page content, the project will update the cached page image. You can choose one of the two format images, JPEG or PNG. Generally speaking, the JPEG format image will be smaller, which will speed up loading.

The app store exports images to large image sizes, such as Apple 6.5-inch (1242*2688), which will take some loading time. If the interval is too small or too many images are loaded, blank images may appear. You can change it according to the device performance. This option.

By default, we will use IPHONE 12 as the outer frame on the Apple side, and Piexel4 as the outer frame on the Android side. The outer frame will not be automatically changed in different application markets. If you select this option, it will be exported to different application markets. Use the default frame of the App Store instead. For example, when you export the Samsung App Store, we will replace the frame with Galaxy S20

In order to reduce the image loading time, we will optimize the image. If you want to get higher-definition images, you can select the option. It is recommended that you partially select this option on the desktop.

By default, the system will fit the image to the default frame. If switching between different frames causes the image to stretch due to size, you can use this option to ensure that the image is fully displayed, but there will be a certain amount of compression.

The default exported image type. Generally, application markets support PNG and JPEG types, but some application markets only support PNG.

Quality index for generating preview images or exporting images. It is recommended to be above 85 to ensure the clarity of the image.

Selecting this option can speed up the export. The compressed content is the original image of the screenshot. It will cause a certain loss of clarity when re-imported. However, in large projects, when the device performance is insufficient, it can ensure that the work can proceed smoothly.