When you're exporting artwork from one software to another, it's important to follow some best practices. This helps keep your images looking great and retains their quality. Here are some simple tips to remember:

1. Choose the Right File Format: Pick a file type that fits how you plan to use your image:

   • PNG: This is great for websites. It supports transparency, which means parts of the image can be clear.
   • JPEG: This is often used for photos. It makes files smaller by losing some quality.
   • TIFF: This is best for printing. It keeps high quality and rich colors, but the files can be quite large.

2. Use Color Profiles: Always add a color profile to your image. For example, use sRGB for web images and Adobe RGB for print. About 70% of color problems happen because the right profile isn’t set when exporting.

3. Check Resolution Settings: Make sure your image has a resolution of at least 300 DPI for printing. For images on screens, 72 DPI works fine. Also, adjust the size of your image for where it will be used.

4. Manage Your Layers: If you're moving files between programs that can handle layers, export the image as a PSD file. This keeps all your layer information intact.

5. Do Some Testing: Always look at your exported file in the place where it will be used. About 25% of digital artwork has color issues that can be fixed with the right settings.

By following these tips, you can make sure your artwork looks its best, no matter where it’s going!