Export
Exporting Drawing Images
There are two ways to get an image of a drawing page. File > Export > Drawing Image renders the previewed page as a high-resolution PNG with your markups on it, and the Thumbnails panel exports a page as a plain PNG or JPEG. Both work on one page at a time.
Updated 2026-07-03 · 3 min read
Export a single page as an image from the Thumbnails panel context menu.
Export a marked-up page as PNG
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Open the export dialog
Choose File > Export > Drawing Image with the drawing open.
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Pick the page
Use the preview pager to land on the page you want. Image export always covers the previewed page, so the page range stays on Current Page.
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Choose what to include
Document & Markup, Document Only, or Markups Only, plus the same paper size, rotation, and dimming options as PDF export.
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Download PNG
The page is rendered through the PDF export path and then rasterized, so the image matches the PDF export exactly.
Export a plain page image
The Thumbnails panel has a second, simpler route: right-click a page and choose Export as PNG or Export as JPEG. That gives you the page as it sits in the document and is the quicker option for a fast site message.
Use PDF for records
Image export covers one page per file. For a formal or multi-page record, use Drawing PDF export instead: it carries every page you scope in, stays vector where the source is vector, and is the format to attach to a quote or an RFI.
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