To download assets, do the following in the Assets section: 1. Click to select the assets you want to download together: To multi-select, you can use Shift. Click Download. Things to watch out for. If you hover over video and audio assets in the Assets section, you see their file extension. On an artboard, if there are multiple copies of a video, you will see only one instance of that video in the Assets section.
When you hover over a video in the Assets section, you will see all the instances of that video highlighted on the artboard. On an artboard, if multiple videos have the same cover image, you see each instance of that cover image in the Assets section. When you download assets from different categories together, the downloaded. You can download video files only in the same format that designers have imported into their XD design document.
To learn about supported video formats, see Work with videos. Downloading Lottie files in native JSON file format is not supported, and they can only be downloaded as static images. Layer details view. Selected layer has a video, its poster image, and a linked audio file available for download. When you select a video layer on an artboard: If the video has a cover image, you can also download the cover image.
If the video is wired to an audio playback, you can also download that audio file. Let's go and learn how to do that now using Adobe XD. So we've done our user testing, and now it's time to actually send this out to a developer because XDs are prototyping tool, but it's not an app or website building tool. It's going to give us lots of the information we need to build these. Kind of a blueprint to follow, but it's not an actual app or website itself.
So we need to send this off to a developer, or if we ourselves are a developer, like I'm a Web Designer, so I'd use all these elements for my website design, but if I'm working with an app, I'll get help with somebody who knows how to use Hex code.
So what I need to give them is a lot of images, and the CSS, and kind of dimensions, and sizes, and fonts, and those sort of things. In terms of the images, there's a couple of things we can do. Just say I want to give them all the Artboards, we have nothing selected, make sure you click the background, go to 'File', 'Export', or 'Command E', or 'Control E'.
I'm going to use that loads here. And the cool thing about it is that it will send them one PDF with all the Artboards in it. I'm going to put mine in the exercise files so you can check them out as well. It's a new folder, and this is going to be my 'Exports'. So, if I put that in there, single file, let's have a quick little look at what pops up.
So that's one way of sharing it. And that will export those out as well. But let's say I just want to send one Artboard out. You'll see, it pulls the name of my Artboard. Save it in there, easy peasy. Let's have a little look. There you are. Next thing I want to do is export individual elements. So, you've got a couple of options. Let's say I want to export all of these. It depends if you want it to be one big unit. It did every single thing, all separate.
So that might be what you want. All the lines, all the different icons. The whites, you're not really going to see them but they're all separate elements, so that's not what I wanted. So goodbye, you guys. You'll also notice that it used the naming convention from my Layers panel. So, to make yourself life a little easier, if I click on this, you can see, here it's called 'Rectangle 25', if I double click this, I can give it a name, and that will be the export. Let's say I want to set it as one big image so I'm going to select it all, and what you do is that you just group it.
You'll notice that now it's a group, I can give this group a name, and this might be my 'piggy-bank'. Make sure you use hyphens or underscores just to save time for the developer on the other side. They don't want files that have spaces in them. And then I can click on this, and hit 'Export' or you can right click it in Layers panel, and click 'Export'. Down the bottom here-- you can't see it.
It doesn't really matter which way you go. See it's given it a name, 'piggy-bank. Let's have a little look now, it's just one file. One thing you will notice is this little bug with-- that was a cropped image in there. Post navigation Previous Post. Let's talk about you. Expert Tools for Digital Agency Remote Working And Working From Home For some companies though these difficult times have brought on new challenges for the way their teams work and communicate.
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Sign up to our newsletter. Enter your email address. To export multiple objects as a single asset, group the objects before export. Selected : You can select and export specific assets. All artboards : You can select all the artboards for export in a design project.
After Effects : You can select the asset to export to After Effects. Mark layers for export. To mark assets for export, select any layer on canvas, and use any of the following options: Right-click the layer on the canvas and choose Mark for Export from the drop-down.
Open the layers panel and click the mark for export icon next to the layer name. Export assets to different file formats. Export as PNG. Choose a common or platform-specific export size, or set a custom export size: Preset or custom export size - Choose one of the preset export sizes: 0.
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