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SVG and EPS are vector formats. They can be scaled infinitely and printed on very large mediums. Also SVG and EPS files can be edited in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape where for example you can remove some words, change colors, remove or add a background, etc. |
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Hi! It may be a browser issue. Could you please try to download in Chrome or Firefox browser? Alternatively please send to the support email your word art name and the preferred format and you will receive the SVG image via email. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Unfortunately it can't be done with WordArt.com |
# 7 years ago | |
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No, there is a slider under the Auto / Keep as is / Define options with a number on it. Move the slider to the left to reduce the amount of words placed. After visualizing with 999 option you will immediately see the results when moving the slider. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Hi! I suggest you to set the words amount to 999 (max amount) and re-visualize your word art. Then move the "define" slider to the left to remove the small words but keep "M" filled. |
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Hi! It is not very clear to me what you mean saying "words all going round it, that that horizontally or vertically". Could you please illustrate it with an image? |
# 7 years ago | |
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Hi! Although the software allows you to set the shape transparency to 1 it is not supposed to work this way. Internally custom images are stored in 1000x1000px that is not enough for high quality prints. To mitigate this limitation I recommend you to download your word art in SVG format and substitute the background image in Adobe Illustrator or SVG. If you wish you can send the SVG file and the shape image in high quality to the support and we will do it for you. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Please read this FAQ entry that answers your question. |
# 7 years ago | |
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Thank you very much for the feedback! |
# 7 years ago | |
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Hi Cori, 32MP PNG or JPEG would be the best in your case. |