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Only 1 design per order??
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Line tool.
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Still doesn't work properly
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Getting redirected to home when creating/editing templates
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Booklets and brochures
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Font styles
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QR codes - Not working
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I guess my most recent comment about this was deleted.
When designing a poster I tried to import a picture from Unsplash directly. Unfortunately the images imported from Unsplash are compressed. After I exported it to a PDF it didn't give me 300DPI but only 33DPI.
I tried downloading the same image from Unsplash's website and uploaded the image into the design editor. I got an error saying the image was too low in resolution which wasn't true. I removed the restriction in settings and tried again uploading the image. The image I uploaded finally had the right size, also when i exported the image to a PDF file.
Please consider fixing the Unsplash images feature. It should be simple enough to pull the original images from Unsplash into the design editor and not a compressed image that would look terrible on a printed poster.