JPEG - bitmap format 24-bit color (MATLAB). ILL (Adobe Illustrator) - color vector format. HDF - bitmap format 24-bit color (MATLAB). (MATLAB)ĮPS Level 2 Grayscale - vector format. (MATLAB)ĮPS Level 2 Color - vector format. (MATLAB)ĮPS Level 1 Grayscale - vector format. (do not include filename if you want to copy figure to clipboard)ĮPS Level 1 Color - vector format. See also BMP (the fourth entry) and EMF in this table.ĮMF - clipboard color vector format. (do not include a filename if you want to copy figure to clipboard)Ĭopy - copy figure to clipboard. (MATLAB)įor clipboard: Preferences dialog box: Copy Preferences.įor export to file: Export dialog box: Save as type. Table 4-1: Export Formats and Export-Only OptionsīMP - bitmap format 24-bit color (Ghostscript).īMP - bitmap format 24-bit color (MATLAB).īMP - bitmap format 8-bit color (Ghostscript).īMP - clipboard bitmap format.

Exporting to the Clipboard Using MATLAB Commands.Exporting to the Clipboard Using the Graphical Interface.To check this, see the second column.įor more information on how to select and use these formats, see Some formats are only available when you use the print command. The first column indicates the format's color, whether it's a built-in MATLAB or Ghostscript format, and when it's a bitmap format, it also shows a bit depth. The table below lists and shows how to set all of the available export formats and related options. If you use the print command to export to a file or to the clipboard, there is no default format you must set one. See Clipboard Formats for more information. If you export to the clipboard using the user interface, the default format depends upon the nature of the figure. When you export to a file using the user interface, EMF (EPS on UNIX) is the default format. The default format depends on the interface you use to export.

These and other attributes of formats are discussed in detail under More About MATLAB Format Types. For example, there are color and grayscale varieties of the EPS format. Some of the supported formats come in different varieties. Color support varies a format may support color, grayscale, or black and white. Some formats are bitmap (raster), and others are vector. MATLAB supports many different file formats. The main topics discussed are:Ī file format is a specification for storing and organizing data in a file. It also includes detailed information about some of the formats.

This section describes what a file format is, which formats are available, and how to set the file format. Exporting (Printing and Exporting Figures with MATLAB) Printing and Exporting Figures with MATLAB

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