Bruno Streit <[email protected]> writes: > When I use OpenStreetMap standard xyz WMS layer in QGIS 3.16.8 or > 3.20.1, create a layout and export it as PDF, the scale and especially > the text is too small. I discovered that the size of the text (street > names, etc.) depends on the export resolution in dpi, as shown here > (answer 2): > https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/276323/qgis-3-0-xyz-tile-openstreetmap-text-is-too-small-to-see > > Indeed, scale and text size are fine if the export resolution is set to 72 > dpi. But 72 is way too low: the layer gets blurry and pixelated.
I think the basic problem is that you are using a prerendered image which is designed for viewing on a screen. The scale determines both font sizes and what is shown or not shown, and the text is pre-rendered in the tiles. What you want, I think, is a higher-resolution generation of tiles, rather than to increase the resolution at which you are showing the tiles. I would advise that you try to really understand what ArcMap is doing, and be able to explain what "works" means in a really crisp way. Perhaps they are using one resolution for the WMS and another for the rest of the data.
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