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Importing images The quickest way to import files into Sketch is to drag and drop them onto the dock icon or directly onto the Canvas. You can import: PNG, JPG, GIF, TIFF and WebP bitmap images.

To make sure your pattern is high resolution and can be used for many different purposes, I recommend using a canvas that is at least 3000 pixels in height and 3000 pixels in width.

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Use Image > Image size to change the dimensions of the image in pixels, its resolution, or the document size. This change directly affects memory usage, quadrupling it if you double the pixel size.

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Canvas size needed to print at 300 dpi: 16.5 inches x 300 dpi = 4950 pixels per inch square.

Though when exporting an image, the dpi is set at 72 within SketchBook Pro Mobile, you can import it into SketchBook Pro Desktop and change the dpi there.

Export it In Preview, click on File and then on Export. In the bottom of the Export pop up you will see a number of options: Select the Reduce File Size option. Then click Save and check the file.

Canvas size in Digital Painting PPI (pixels per inch) is how many pixels are in 1 inch when viewed on a screen, so on a monitor of 150PPI, a canvas that's 300 pixels tall and 300 wide will appear to be 2 inches tall. DPI (dots per inch) is similar, but it's how many 'pixels' are in 1 inch when printed.

In the toolbar, select Image > Image size. In the Image Size window, do any of the following: To change the pixel size of the image, in Pixel Dimensions, choose between pixels or percent, then enter a numeric value for Width and Height.