CorelDRAW Help | Exporting and uploading bitmaps to WordPress

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To export and upload a bitmap to WordPress

Exporting and uploading bitmaps to WordPress

With CorelDRAW, you can export your projects to bitmap images suitable for WordPress and then upload them to your WordPress account without leaving the application.

You can export your entire project or only selected objects to a JPEG, GIF, or PNG file. After choosing the file format and options you want, you can upload the image to your WordPress account. If you have multiple WordPress sites, you can choose to which site to upload the bitmap. The exported bitmap is added to the media library of the selected site.

When you upload bitmaps to WordPress for the first time, you must authenticate your WordPress account and log in. If you have more than one WordPress account, you can switch accounts at any time.

To export and upload a bitmap to WordPress

1 .

Select the objects that you want to export, or deselect all objects to export the entire project.

2 .

Click File

Export For

WordPress.

3 .

In the Export for WordPress dialog box, choose the file format you want from the Format list box, and adjust any export settings you want.

The Export for WordPress dialog box lets you access the same export options that are available in the Export for Web dialog box. For detailed information about export options, see Exporting bitmaps for the web.

4 .

Click Upload.

5 .

In the Upload to WordPress dialog box, perform one or more tasks from the following table.

To	Do the following
Authenticate your WordPress account and log in	Click Authenticate your WordPress account.
Choose a WordPress site	Choose a site from the Site box.
Upload the bitmap	Click Upload.
Log in to another WordPress account	Click Log out or switch accounts.

The exported bitmap is saved to a temporary file, which is deleted after you upload the image to WordPress.

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