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Lesson 5: Exporting from Affinity to PDF and brand kits

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Prepare your work for delivery

Will Paterson walks through Affinity's export options, from quick image exports to professional-grade PDF output, then shows how to move finished assets into Canva so they're ready for the rest of your team.

Lesson objectives

By the end of the lesson, you'll be able to:

  • export common image and vector formats
  • choose presets and settings for professional PDF output
  • export individual selections or complete documents
  • move finished assets from Affinity into Canva
  • add approved assets to Canva Brand Kits for your team

Ready for real projects

You've brought your existing work across, made Affinity your own, and seen how vector, pixel, and layout work as one connected process. From here, it's just about doing the work.

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About the author

Benjamin has spent more than 15 years immersed in the creative industry, starting out as a graphic designer working with some of the world’s biggest brands before evolving into his current role as Enablement Lead at Affinity. With deep expertise in Affinity’s tools and a lasting passion for creativity, he’s dedicated to helping others find their flow, build confidence, and do their best work.

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