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markvsql's avatar
markvsql
Resolver I
10 years ago

Uploaded pbix File Produces Blurry Images In Reports

When I upload pbix files with visualizations in them, the report that gets created from those visualizations is pretty blurry/fuzzy.

 

Blurry Upload.png

Note how blurry that looks. The images and lines are not sharp or crisp. I focused on one area of the Report page for this image, but the entire page is blurry like this.

 

The image below is one I created in that same report (on a new page). I merely recreated the treemap in the image above.

 

Clear Created In Service.png

Notice how much crisper this treemap is than the one that was uploaded with my pbix file.

 

I also see that some of the visulizations in the sample reports look blurry like this. Here is an example from the Customer Profitabiliy Sample.

Blurry Customer Proiftability Sample.png

 

Is anyone else having a similar experience? 

7 Replies

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    Not applicable

    Keep your browser zoom to 100%. This may help.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Arup

  • konstantinos's avatar
    konstantinos
    Memorable Member
    I have the same problem specially when you hoove over different charts in a report.
    • deldersveld's avatar
      deldersveld
      Resident Rockstar

      What browser is everyone using? I sometimes have blurry text as well in Chrome.

      • selimovd's avatar
        selimovd
        Most Valuable Professional

        Same issue in chrome...

        Is there a solution available?

  • davistar's avatar
    davistar
    Regular Visitor

    I also see blurry text and graphics in PowerBI Desktop. I noticed that it clears up if the mouse hovers over an area or a visualization is selected. This is pretty bad since it's a tool that focuses on delivering visualizations!

    • davistar's avatar
      davistar
      Regular Visitor

      Blurry Text and graphics SOLVED!

      I was able to fix the blurry text and graphics in PowerBI Desktop by changing the anti-aliasing options to "off" in my 3D graphics options. In my case I used my Intel HD graphics control panel to set the 3D options for anti-aliasing. For those using a discrete graphics card you will need to find your anti-aliasing options.