FigureCheckExporting
Export a reproducible result
Set the final dimensions and resolution for the destination, then export the figure together with the information needed to reproduce or audit it.
Hands-on example
Try this in FigureCheck
Choose a final format and dimensions, then download the figure, Python code, or statistical data.
Opens a small synthetic dataset with a step-by-step guide in a new editable session.Choose an image format
- PNG is a reliable default for reports, slides, and online use.
- JPEG creates smaller files but can soften text and lines.
- SVG preserves editable vector shapes for compatible design tools.
- PDF preserves vector output for papers and print workflows.
Preview size versus final size
The preview scales down when the screen cannot display the requested image dimensions. Export still uses the original width, height, and resolution settings.
Set dimensions for the destination first, then adjust the plot size and font size until labels, markers, and legends remain readable.
Keep the work reproducible
Export Python code is available in both Simple and Pro mode. It creates a Matplotlib script containing the current data and graph settings, so the figure can be recreated outside FigureCheck.
Export statistics includes release and source provenance with the calculated results.
Open the downloaded result and inspect it at its final size before submitting or publishing it.