# Set the image resolution

1. Tap on a report to open it.
2. Tap **Share** in the bottom-right corner.

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3. Tap **Settings**.

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4. Tap **Other**.

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5. Tap **Image Resolution**.

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6. Choose the resolution at which you want images to display in published reports: \
   **High**, **Normal**, or **Low**.&#x20;

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7. Your changes will automatically save and will apply to future generated reports.

{% hint style="info" %}
High-resolution images are larger and sharper. Low-resolution images are smaller and not as sharp. Generally, low-resolution images are better for web sharing (not printing).&#x20;
{% endhint %}
