: Photoshop CC (for retina display) fonts blurry when exported to jpg or pdf I have a retina display mac, and I'm using Photoshop CC, which is really crisp when I'm working on a PSD file. But

@Berryessa866

There are also the 'crisp' 'normal' and other text modes near the font size option.

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@Rambettina927

To change the way your fonts look and prevent that blurry effect, maybe you could make some tests changing the font anti-aliasing setting on the character panel (see screenshot below.) You need to select the same one for each line of texts.

I think what you may be looking for is the Mac LCD option for your font.

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EDIT: One thing I also noticed:

You should be careful to use "full value" for your font size and line-height. For example, if you use a font at 11.86pts, it might looks a bit blurry. You should round the number to 12pts or 11pts.



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For PDF or export JPG/PNG:

It's also possible to convert your text layers to vector using Illustrator, and then exporting your PDF and JPG with Illustrator. Your texts will be sharper:

How to keep the text in vector in Photoshop without rasterizing it or flattening the layers when exporting to PDF?

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