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Description. exportgraphics (obj,filename) saves the contents of the graphics object specified by obj to a file. The graphics object can be any type of axes, a figure, a standalone visualization, a tiled chart layout, or a container within the figure.
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In App Designer, the default value of the Name property is...
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ylim(limitmethod) specifies the limit method MATLAB ® uses...
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Starting in R2019b, you can display a tiling of plots using...
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It cannot be combined with other graphics elements, such as...
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tiledlayout creates a tiled chart layout for displaying...
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xlim(limitmethod) specifies the limit method MATLAB ® uses...
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The exportgraphics function supports three image formats (PNG, JPEG and TIFF) and three formats that support both vector and image content (PDF, EPS, and EMF). The PDF format supports embedding fonts. For example, create a bar chart and get the current figure. Then save the figure as a PNG file.
Compare different ways of exporting plots and other graphics so you can use them in documents or other applications.
7 wrz 2022 · When saving plots to PDF in MATLAB one had to use a tool like export_fig in order to prevent that the PDF looks totally different from the plot on the screen. export_fig added a hint to use exportgraphics from MATLAB in a commit in 2020.
Compare Ways to Export Graphics from Figures. Compare different ways of exporting plots and other graphics so you can use them in documents or other applications. Save Figure with Specific Size, Resolution, or Background Color. Control the dimensions, resolution, and background color of saved figures.
A brief explanation of the various proper and improper ways to export your plots from MATLAB.
To save a figure as an image at a specific resolution, call the exportgraphics function, and specify the 'Resolution' name-value pair argument. By default, images are saved at 150 dots per inch (DPI). For example, create a bar chart and get the current figure. Then save the figure as a 300-DPI PNG file. bar([1 11 7 8 2 2 9 3 6]) f = gcf;
