Creating packages

Excluding items from a package

You can choose to exclude all fonts and/or all images when creating a package.

To exclude individual items, delete them from the destination folder after the package has been created.

Diagnosing problematic statuses

The dialog provides separate counts of items that are missing, modified or restricted. Investigate these before you proceed with packaging.

• Missing—select Fonts or Images on the dialog's left side to precisely identify missing items. To focus your investigation, click the Status column heading to group items by status.
• Restricted—a font is considered restricted if any of the Restricted License Embedding, Preview and Print Embedding, or Bitmap Embedding Only attributes are set within it. Distribution of the font may require you to obtain a more permissive license or the recipient to have their own license for the font.
• Modified—an image has changed outside of Affinity Designer and has not been updated within the document. Use the Resource Manager to update the document with the latest image data.

If packaging fails

Affinity Designer may inform you that it has failed to save the package, and that the package may be incomplete. One reason for this message is to remind you that some fonts or images are missing.

If you did not expect any fonts or images to be missing, try packaging the document again.

Always check that a package contains everything that is expected.