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MapKnitter Cloud Exporter

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The new Cloud Exporter for MapKnitter uses a cloud-based process to produce full-resolution exported images and map tiles from MapKnitter.org maps.

To use it, shift-drag or long-press (on tablets) the images you want to export, then press the "download" button in the upper left of the screen, as shown here:

cloud-export-gif

Your export will appear under the Exports tab alongside previous exports.

Overview

From the Export tab, you can export a map in a variety of formats. If you've changed the map at all since last exporting, you can re-run the export and the previous export outputs will be saved. All formats are generated sequentially, so if you're waiting for a JPG you will have to let all the other formats complete first.

This may take some time - a large map could take as long as an hour or more. Closing the page will not stop the export.

Learn even more »

Single-image exporting

If you only need one or two images, consider using the new per-image download in the Images pane; to download a single full-resolution distorted image, click the button next to the image.

single-download-screenshot


Please help provide feedback here: https://github.com/publiclab/mapknitter/issues/1244