Why can't I import or export files in Adobe XD?

Importing files into Adobe XD can fail because of one or more of the following reasons:

• Unsupported file formats
• SVG files with unsupported features
• Large SVG files
• Large images
• Large vector graphics

Adobe XD supports the following formats:

• PSD
• Ai
• Sketch
• JPG
• GIF
• PNG
• TIFF 
• SVG
• BMP
• TXT

The file is ignored if you attempt to drag any other file type into XD.

The file does not import with 100% fidelity if the SVG file you are importing contains one or more of these features:

• Filters
• Patterns
• Unsupported stroke features: linecap, dasharray
  
• (Bitmap) mask
• Scale transformations (partially supported) 
  
• Skew transformations
  
• Switch and foreignObject
• Blend modes
  
• Gradient transform
  
• Text-anchor
• Nested svg

The size limit for importing an SVG file into XD is 100 MB. If the file you want to import is larger than 100 MB, consider breaking it into several files and import them.

If you are still having trouble importing an SVG, verify that your SVG code is valid. You can use a validator tool (such as W3C Markup Validation Service) to test the validity of your SVG file.

You can import large images up to 256 megapixels (a maximum square size of 16000 x 16000 pixels).

The size limit for placing a vector graphic into XD is 100 MB. If the graphic you want to import is larger than 100 MB, consider breaking it into several graphics and then add them to CC Libraries. If the vector graphic contains an embedded image, ensure that the size of the image is less than 9 MB.

Your export may not have completed due to one of the following reasons:

• Your asset was too large. The size limit for exporting assets from XD is 16,000 x 16,000 pixels.
• You may be exporting to a read-only or a locked directory.

If you encountered a different scenario where exporting a file, report the issue in the Adobe Experience Design forum.