Poor quality PDF exports from analytics.moz.com

[OPUS-Cambodia]

The new reports look great http://analytics.moz.com/dashboard/overview/

But when I export to PDF, the text is low quality and images are low quality. Not as good as the old report. In fact, the PDF is such low quality we are not providing them to our customers. We're using the old reports.

ETA for HQ PDF Export please?

[AL123al]

Hi,

I also think that too. The quality of the print is quite poor after export.

[Moz.HelpTeam]

Hello,

Sorry to hear that!  On our end, I just exported one of your campaign overviews to PDF.  I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but it looks pretty good to me.  I wonder if there's something else going on.

Could you please open a help ticket with us, by emailing help@moz.com, and include both the bad PDF and a screenshot of how it appears to you?

[AL123al]

Hi,

Thanks for replying.  I think the problem for me is when I copy the graphics onto a word document and it becomes unreadable.  Any suggestions to do this better would be great.

[AL123al]

Hello,

I have opened a ticket and attached example documents.

[OPUS-Cambodia]

We're being objective and impartial.... the PDF report is low quality. Period.

It's much poorer quality than the old PDF reports. We've viewed this on several devices. At 100% the text and images look worse than a screen shot.

Opening ticket.

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[MikeGracia]

I just exported a report too - VERY low quality

Line-gaps in the middle of images, very low quality font (pixelated).

Something with the report generation seems to be off - not sure what or why, but I couldn't give the report to clients as-is, that's for sure

[MikeGracia]

In fact - using Chrome's 'Awesome Screenshot' plugin to take a screenie of the whole page gives a MUCH better quality result! allbeit a flat image not a pdf - But then again, the PDF output from Moz appears to be flat and uneditable/unsearchable (scanned image converted to PDF according to Adobe) too, so might as well be a flat jpg

Only different is the screenie doesn't put page breaks in, but I guess I can live with that for now

[MikeGracia]

Okay - After some tweaking, it's actually not TOO bad. Not sure if it was just me, but they are looking okay now.

Shame that they are just scanned images as PDFs, rather than true (searchable) PDFs, but they are not too bad. Odd filename though - Vanguard something or other?

I think I'll stick with this and perhaps with some testing of dragging the elements around, I'll be able to get the page breaks at a decent spot!