Hi, I'm using Easy EDA online editor to create a PCB. During which I found some "issues" that I would like to report. What I'm trying to do is use silkscreen layer voids to expose the underlying soldermask to "draw" (negative space). The issues were: * Import Image Screen: Shows wrong image size. * Import Image Screen: When adjusting one of the sizes (width, height) the other one doesnt quite match the original. Very small error tough. * Imported Image: The actual imported image size is different that the one claimed (and / or specified) at the Import Image Screen * Imported Image lost a lot of details, had to split one image into multiple to mantain the same level of detail Some of these were already mentioned [here](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Quality-problem-when-importing-image-to-silk-09e97eed5743492582eca267c3268662) Specifically I'm doing a PCB Tree, with snowed portions where are "letters" written with silkscreen blanks (exposing the soldermask). To do so I created a draft in Inkscape. (Hopefully no family member reads the forum, otherwise my xmas surprise is ruined haha).  This board is approx 70 x 100 mm Now, to accomplish this I created a layer that is the snowed portions with the letters cutted-off. This is how I export the file through Inkscape, notice the image size is 2500x2764 px (70.6x78 mm).  Exiftools info shows the same, note that Pixel Per Unit is 35443, so 2500x2764 is roughly 70.6 x 78  When I import it into EasyEDA the first thing I notice is the Image Size is wrong, claiming to be an astounding 631x5 x 702.68 mm  I corrected the height and notice then the width is not exactly the same... 70.10 vs 70.6 mm. About 0.5 mm which is not that bad...may be a rounding issue with an underlying lib. But, as soon as the image gets imported as part of a layer...Its size changes  Again...not a big difference. But it odds me the difference of the size between the import screen and what actually gets imported. Furthermore, what I noticed is the image lost quite a bit of details. Notice on the top, the words arent that nice.  I tried changing from PNG to SVG and the results were actually worse  I also tried .DFX which did mantain all the original details... but since there is no way (that I could find) whitin EasyEDA to convert that to a filled layer. What I found to work is actually import smaller sized images. Instead of trying to import the whole silkscreen layer at once, I splitted into multiple images, for example  (the dimensions are once again wrong, it is actually ~70x14 mm). This produced a crisp imported image  By repeating the process I was able to create the silkscreen with the desired level of detail  Regards!