PageProof

When creating new proofs and new versions using the Adobe add-on, we export files as the following:

By default, the file exported is a PDF-X/3 file that contains all the links, fonts, and transparency has been resolved by InDesign. Under output settings you can select to export an interactive PDF.

You can choose to export as spreads, and also define a page range.

You can add crop marks and bleed to your exported file if you would like.

- By default, the file exported is a PDF-X/3 file that contains all the links, fonts, and transparency has been resolved by InDesign. Under output settings you can select to export an interactive PDF.
- You can choose to export as spreads, and also define a page range.
- You can add crop marks and bleed to your exported file if you would like.

The file exported is the native file – .psd, or you can choose .jpg.

- The file exported is the native file – .psd, or you can choose .jpg.

You can decide under format whether the file exported is an .ai file (the default), or a .pdf. All visible artboards are shown as pages.

- You can decide under format whether the file exported is an .ai file (the default), or a .pdf. All visible artboards are shown as pages.

The sequence is exported to a H264 HD .mp4 file.

You can choose to set the in and out points in Premiere Pro.

- The sequence is exported to a H264 HD .mp4 file.
- You can choose to set the in and out points in Premiere Pro.

Read more in this <a href="https://help.pageproof.com/en/articles/727751-installing-the-pageproof-adobe-cc-add-on">article</a> on how to download the PageProof Adobe add-on.

When creating proofs using the PageProof Adobe add-on, how is each file type exported into PageProof? And what are the additional options?

Adobe add-on file exports explained

Adobe InDesign

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects