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September 14, 2026
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Blurry content when copied and pasted outside of Lucid

  • September 14, 2026
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I created a Decision Tree of a process in Lucid but, when I copy and paste it to use outside of Lucid the Decision Tree is all blurry

Best answer by alison cheney

Hi ​@jankinane,

Thank you for posting in the Lucid Community and for clearly explaining the issue you’re running into. There are a couple of things you can try to get your Decision Tree to appear clearly:

  • Instead of using copy/paste, have you tried using “Copy as PNG” and then pasting it? To do this select/span over your Decision Tree with your mouse → Select the three horizontal dot “More” menu → Click “Copy as PNG”. Then paste it where you want it to go. See screenshots below for specific steps. Copying your Decision Tree as a PNG should have a higher resolution. 
Select the entire Decision Tree by spanning over it with your mouse.
Select “More”

 

Select “Copy as PNG”
  • You can also export your Decision Tree by: Selecting the entire Decision Tree by spanning over it with your mouse → Select the three horizontal dot “More” menu → Scroll all the way down and select “Export selection” → Click PNG, JPEG, or PDF for the best quality in resolution. 

 

Thanks for your help and patience and please let us know if you have any additional questions!

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alison cheney
Lucid community team
September 15, 2026

Hi ​@jankinane,

Thank you for posting in the Lucid Community and for clearly explaining the issue you’re running into. There are a couple of things you can try to get your Decision Tree to appear clearly:

  • Instead of using copy/paste, have you tried using “Copy as PNG” and then pasting it? To do this select/span over your Decision Tree with your mouse → Select the three horizontal dot “More” menu → Click “Copy as PNG”. Then paste it where you want it to go. See screenshots below for specific steps. Copying your Decision Tree as a PNG should have a higher resolution. 
Select the entire Decision Tree by spanning over it with your mouse.
Select “More”

 

Select “Copy as PNG”
  • You can also export your Decision Tree by: Selecting the entire Decision Tree by spanning over it with your mouse → Select the three horizontal dot “More” menu → Scroll all the way down and select “Export selection” → Click PNG, JPEG, or PDF for the best quality in resolution. 

 

Thanks for your help and patience and please let us know if you have any additional questions!