Welcome
What’s new
- What is Pixelmator Pro?
- Pixelmator Pro interface
- - What is Apple Creator Studio?
  - Subscribe to Apple Creator Studio
- Create a new document
- Open a document
- Replace an image
- Create from templates and mockups
- Save, name, and close documents
- Intro to layers
- Create layers
- Select layers
- Organize and manage layers
- Navigate the canvas
- Use rulers, guides, and other canvas overlays
- Rasterize vector layers
- Work with video layers
- Intro to selection tools
- Make intelligent selections
- Make geometric selections
- Select areas by drawing in the canvas
- Modify selections
- Intro to color adjustments
- Apply color adjustments in Pixelmator Pro
- Selectively adjust clarity and texture
- Color grade an image
- Add stylized finishing effects
- Sharpen an image
- Apply color adjustment presets
- Apply LUTs
- Intro to automatic image editing
- Automatically increase image resolution
- Remove or hide an image background
- Automatically enhance image color
- Automatically match image colors
- Remove color banding in an image
- Automatically reduce image noise
- Automatically crop and straighten images
- Decontaminate image colors
- Add and manage effects
- Adjust effects
- Use effects presets
- Apply styles to layers
- Adjust the opacity of a layer
- Change the blend mode of a layer
- Add an outline around a layer
- Fill a layer with a color or gradient
- Add an inner shadow to a layer
- Add a drop shadow to a layer
- Use layer style presets
- Transform a layer
- Warp a layer
- Intro to retouching and reshaping
- Repair, remove, and clone objects in images
- Lighten or darken areas of an image
- Sharpen and soften areas of images
- Smudge an image
- Adjust color saturation in areas of an image
- Reshape areas of an image
- Intro to painting
- Paint and erase using brushes
- Paint and erase with the Pixel Paint tool
- Fill a layer or selection with color
- Fill specific areas of an image with color
- Fill a layer with a color gradient
- Erase similarly colored areas of an image
- Manage brushes
- Customize brush settings
- Draw vector shapes and graphics
- Combine shapes
- Draw shapes with the Pen tool
- Draw shapes with the Freeform Pen tool
- Edit vector paths
- Manage shapes and collections
- Add basic text
- Add text on a path
- Modify fonts
- Format text characters
- Change the color of text
- Align and space text
- Use text style presets
- Convert text into a shape or pixel layer
- Intro to masks
- Add and edit bitmap masks
- Add and edit vector masks
- Make a clipping mask
- Crop and straighten images
- Rotate or flip an image
- Trim the edges of the canvas
- Reveal parts of an image beyond the canvas
- Resize an image
- Change the canvas size
- About color management
- Change the color profile of an image
- Change the color depth of an image
- Export photos, videos, and documents
- Quickly export or share an optimized image
- Print a document
- - Change settings
- Use presets from your Mac on your iPad
- Use the Pixelmator Pro toolbar
- Pixelmator Pro tools
- Use color controls
- Keyboard shortcuts and gestures
- Customize the Tools sidebar
- About the Pixelmator Pro file format
- Supported media formats
- Work with RAW files
- About Pixelmator Pro sidecar files
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Export photos, videos, and documents in Pixelmator Pro on iPad

You can export documents in Pixelmator Pro to many common image file formats.

In Pixelmator Pro on iPad, swipe down from the top of the screen to reveal the menu bar, then choose File > Export.
Tap the Format pop-up menu and choose a file format for the exported image:
- JPEG: A compressed format that creates small files suitable for use with websites and other photo apps
- HEIC: The default image format for Apple devices, offers a more efficient way to store images without compromising image quality
- AVIF: A royalty-free file format with a powerful compression algorithm to make images suitable for web use
- PNG: A lossless file format, with transparency enabled, popular for web images and image editing
- WebP: A file format that supports transparency, with file sizes 25 percent smaller than similar-quality JPEG or PNG files
- TIFF: A lossless file format that supports 16-bit color and transparency, popular with professional photographers and optimal for print
- SVG: A vector file format with properties defined in XML files
- PDF: A file format primarily used for reading and producing documents, especially those containing images and text
- Pixelmator Pro: The Pixelmator Pro Document format (PXD)
- Photoshop: The native Adobe Photoshop format (.PSD)
If necessary, adjust the settings for quality, scale, and color profile.
Tap Export, then tap a share location.

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Pixelmator Pro User Guide for iPad

Export photos, videos, and documents in Pixelmator Pro on iPad