As a user of Pictogrammers.com, I would like to export icon glyphs in sizes and colors that fit my use case, so that I do not have to rely on external tools to modify an icon glyph I'd like to use.
AC:
A new Advanced Export feature is added to the current Icon View.
The Advanced Export tool will only export raster-based PNG images. (Why?)
A user can change the foreground and background color (rgba) to their preference.
A user can change the exported size of the icon.
The current download options for PNG of 24, 36, and 48, will be condensed into a simple "Export as PNG" which will give a user a 256x256 version in black. Anything else will be considered an advanced export use case.
Why only PNGs?
We provide icons for graphic design and development.
For design, PNGs are generally higher-quality than other formats (such as JPG) and support transparency. Additionally, they are supported pretty much anywhere they would need to be used. If other formats (such as JPG, WebP, etc.) are required, converting them will be the responsibility of the user.
For development, SVGs should be the primary format. They are vector-based and can be resized and colored easily and dynamically.
As a user of Pictogrammers.com, I would like to export icon glyphs in sizes and colors that fit my use case, so that I do not have to rely on external tools to modify an icon glyph I'd like to use.
AC:
Why only PNGs?
We provide icons for graphic design and development.
For design, PNGs are generally higher-quality than other formats (such as JPG) and support transparency. Additionally, they are supported pretty much anywhere they would need to be used. If other formats (such as JPG, WebP, etc.) are required, converting them will be the responsibility of the user.
For development, SVGs should be the primary format. They are vector-based and can be resized and colored easily and dynamically.