How do I set resolution for my Sketchup images so they dont come out fuzzy?
A. Sketchup does not allow you to control the dpi directly. However, it does let you control the size of the image in pixels. In the “Export 2D Graphic” window, select JPG and click the Options button. In the “Export JPG Options” window, uncheck the box labeled “Use view size” and enter in the Width and Height that you would like your final image to have. On the Compression slider, make sure you select Best. Be careful here, if you go too large, Sketchup will take a long time to export and the resulting file could be very large. Now, you’re probably wondering how large to make the image. You can figure that out based on what you want to do with it and how big it will be. If you want it print it, decide how big you want it to be on paper (in inches) and multiple by 150 dpi. A print image that measures 4″ high by 6″ wide becomes 600 pixels by 900 pixels. If you want to post it on a web page, screen resolution is typically around 72 dpi (I round it to 75); so, that 600×900 images will mea
