Quality Settings
Choosing the right quality is crucial for PDF generation. Higher quality means larger file sizes but better visual fidelity. Here's what to consider:
- Low Quality (30): Suitable for text-heavy pages, smaller file sizes
- Medium Quality (75): Balanced option for most use cases
- High Quality (100): Best for images and graphics, larger files
Format Options
Select the appropriate page format based on your needs:
- Standard formats: A4, Letter, Legal
- Custom dimensions: Set specific width and height for unique requirements
- Landscape vs Portrait: Choose based on content orientation
Optimization Tips
Optimize your PDFs for better performance and smaller file sizes:
- Use appropriate quality settings
- Adjust margins to reduce unnecessary whitespace
- Consider compression for large documents
- Remove unnecessary elements when possible
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Be aware of these common pitfalls:
- Using unnecessarily high quality for simple documents
- Ignoring margin settings
- Not testing with different screen sizes
- Forgetting to check the final output