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Exported PDF do not support font fallback (CJK are not rendered)

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  • 이민규

    Team•

    Feb 21, 2025

    Now available in beta.13

    • Yang Bai

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      Feb 24, 2025

      3Q!!!!!

    • Devinside

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      Mar 3, 2025

      Is it possible to have embed fonts when you export a vectorbased PDF? If yes also for HTML? It would actually reduce the file size and the quality would be superior.

      • 이민규

        Team•

        Mar 3, 2025

        It is impossible with the current tech stack. This is the reason why the bitmap export was added.

        • Devinside

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          Mar 5, 2025

          Well, I would prefer to get an PDF 1/A or PDF X3 with embedded fonts and with Vectors/Pixel support and some compression. Files are pretty big and the embedding seems not to work anymore.

        • Devinside

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          Mar 16, 2025

          Hey, I had recently the issue, that the size of the PDF exceeded the size limit. Now to my question: how about a printing function? That could be workaround? Chrome and I belive all major OS offer a save to PDF via the print-dialogue. What do you think?

          • 이민규

            Team•

            Mar 16, 2025

            What the “size limit” means?

            • Devinside

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              Mar 17, 2025

              Sorry, I meant the size limit of our collaboration/Kanban platform. All files I can upload there for preview have a size limit of (I believe) 3 mb. Short: I really need the vector version with embedded fonts, to avoid that.

  • 이민규

    Team•

    Feb 5, 2025

    Currently exported PDF do not support font fallback, so CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) characters are not rendered.

    • Yang Bai

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      Feb 13, 2025

      可以尽快更新这个功能吗,我每天都是用frame0;我目前的解决方案是导出为图片,在sketch中导出为PDF

      Can this feature be updated as soon as possible? I use frame0 every day; my current solution is to export it as an image and then export it as a PDF in Sketch.