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Print Output

The system supports print-oriented exports such as cards, posters, handouts, and other physical formats with QR codes that link back to media resources.

Print quality rule: export fidelity matters even when the output is destined for paper, signage, or offline classroom use. Print-oriented assets must not be treated as low-priority side products.

1. Print-oriented export expectations

QR must remain readable and correctly placed.
Footer URLs and labels must remain legible at the selected output dimensions.
Master-fidelity export should default to PNG or an equivalently explicit high-quality mode.
No hidden downscaling or quality-loss loops should intervene between the composition model and the exported file.

2. Relationship to digital export

Digital and print outputs share the same composition truth. A print output is not allowed to omit overlays, flatten composition incorrectly, or degrade text-art sharpness simply because the file will later be printed.

3. Classroom and institutional use

Because the project is intended for educational use, print outputs should remain dependable for school walls, handouts, labs, and shared resource sheets. Predictable, high-quality QR output is therefore a functional requirement, not decorative polish.

Updated: 2026-03-17 v17