How to Export High Quality Image from R

Before i knew about all these, I used to export all my plot into pdf from RStudio, then convert the pdf (which is a type of vector image) from Adobe Illustrator into the required format as requested from the publisher.
I am also guilty of manually combining multiple image using Microsoft Powerpoint then again, export to pdf and convert to the required DPI and resolution using illustrator.
Now I just hope can use this as a guide to avoid all the stupid mistakes I made :P
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[@mugwanyamuzril1131]

Finally. A video that helps me to save r images in a higher resolution

[@univ41soukahras48]

thank you for this video. I have a problem when I want to open the image it does not appear (turns white)
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[@DB-kv3wu]

❤ Best tutor! Thanks!

[@AndZP8]

Thanks for the video! Very useful information here! By the way, I don't know if you have already tried, but there is also a good R library for wraping plots, it is called patchwork.

[@LiquidBrain]

patchwork is great too !

[@nimraandrew8278]

Thank you so much for easiest ways :)

[@shawsheryl5092]

excellent tutorial! But I notice that at 11:32 in the console there's still an error when runing yplot(), it should be "yplot" not "yplot()"

[@evis5056]

That was super helpful!

[@radhikabalachandran7525]

sir how to save a nonggplot in r to specific folder with high resolution

[@ellesawyer4194]

Super helpful! thank you

[@qusay6948]

Hello, I used this code to save the image "png(filename = "authorkeywords.png", width = 20, height = 10, units= "cm", res = 400)", but it doesn't work. Is there any code to save the image with customize.

[@LiquidBrain]

try this
>png(filename = "authorkeywords.png", width = 20, height = 10, units= "cm", res = 400)
>plot(iris)
>dev.off()
this will open the canvas, plot in the image, and then save the image.

[@patrickbigbigx5312]

ggpubr stands for public ready? ..... I just want leave a comment to mark this valuable vedio~

[@LiquidBrain]

I believe the original documents call it “ publication ready” 😃

[@rabiaashraf2383]

How save image in postscript format?

[@LiquidBrain]

I think you can refer to this website here:
r-coder.com/save-plot-r/

[@qusay6948]

I checked many videos. No one discusses how to save the picture just save.

[@anahimaldonadocabrera5091]

hi

[@DB-kv3wu]

❤ Best tutor! Thanks!