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Compose clinical photographs and comparisons into finished images in Dermi Atlas, with framing presets, themes, date labels, practice branding, and a declared export purpose.
Custom Export turns a photograph or a comparison into a finished image: a before and after for a consult summary, a patient handout with the visit dates on it, or a square case post carrying the practice logo. The Export drawer shows a live preview of exactly what will be saved, and saving writes a new file. The photographs, annotations, and comparison arrangements on the record are left as they are.
Only Clinician accounts can export images.
Export Options sits in the More Options menu of the canvas toolbar on these surfaces:
On the comparison surfaces, Quick Export sits beneath it.
What is inside the frame is what is saved. Dragging or scrolling pans the content. A pinch, or the scroll wheel with Ctrl or Cmd held, scales it, and a double tap zooms in or returns to the fitted layout. Three actions in the Layout section undo that work:
The Options panel holds up to nine sections: Purpose, Frame, Layout, Curtains (when a shown overlay layer has its curtain on), Annotations, Image Filter, Date Labels, Branding, and Output.
The browser remembers the aspect preset, the file format, the output size, the Atlas badge, the date label choice, the edge line choice, and the practice logo with its position and size. The export purpose is remembered separately for each account that signs in on the browser. Everything else, including the layout and the annotation choice, returns to its default each time the drawer opens.
The Purpose section holds one required field, Export Purpose, with four options: Clinical documentation, Patient communication, Social media, and Marketing.
Aspect Ratio sets the shape of the frame. A comparison offers 1:1 Post, 4:5 Portrait, 9:16 Story, and 16:9 Wide. A single image adds Original, which keeps the photograph's own proportions. Changing the preset refits the content to the new frame.
Theme sets the frame color, which also sets the style of the date labels and the badge: Light, Dark, or Gray.
For a comparison, Mode selects Split or Overlay, regardless of the surface the export was opened from. Placement arranges a split as Vertical, Horizontal, or Grid. Content Scale sizes the content from 25 to 1000 percent of the fitted layout. Placement, Content Scale, and Match Arranged View apply to split compositions and stay disabled in overlay.
Show Curtains keeps each layer cut along its curtain edge as arranged; turned off, every layer is exported whole. Show Edge Lines draws a thin line along each curtain edge and stays disabled while Show Curtains is off. Both apply to overlay compositions and stay disabled in split.
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Annotation visibility is chosen per export. A comparison offers the same three choices as the PDF export options:
A single image offers a Show Annotations toggle instead. An injection-unit map drawn on a baseline photograph, for example, can stay on the record while a patient handout is exported from the same photograph without it.
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Show Date Labels stamps each image with its date. Label Style offers:
Position places the labels along the top or the bottom of the frame.
Add Practice Logo accepts a PNG, JPEG, or WebP file. Position places it in any corner, and Logo Size offers S, M, and L, scaled to the frame. The Atlas Badge toggle adds a small Dermi Atlas mark; in the Atlas Cloud Demo the badge is always on.
File Name takes up to 80 characters; a cleared field falls back to a generated name. Format offers JPEG or PNG. Size offers Standard or High:
The Original preset saves at the photograph's own size, and very large photographs are reduced to the maximum export size.
The footer shows the file name and resolution beside Save JPEG or Save PNG, which becomes available once a purpose is selected and the preview has finished loading.
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Quick Export saves a comparison as it is arranged on screen, in one step, without opening the Export drawer. The file is a JPEG on a square frame at 2160 x 2160:
Quick Export does not ask for a purpose. It is recorded as clinical documentation and marked as a quick export.
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The Image Filter section of the Export drawer starts from the image filter on the canvas, and its Filter and Strength controls change that filter for the export alone; choosing Original clears it. Quick Export saves with the canvas filter. A filtered export carries a label naming the filter, such as "Erythema filter". The label is centered on the edge opposite the date labels, or on the top edge when date labels are off, so on a Quick Export it sits along the top.
A composed export carries none of the camera metadata of the original photograph.
When the deployment records comprehensive activity (the default audit logging level), each export adds an entry to the activity log with its purpose, the images, and the output settings. Exports and image downloads share the Download and Export filter in the Activity Logs view.
Recorded clinical image consent covers clinical documentation. Any further authorization that marketing use requires is obtained by the practice.
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