Reload won't separate

[wizard509]

without the SVG to look at its guesswork

I@m not sure what BB means by it wont seperate into the four colour when reloading [the PNG] a PNG is a single leyer format

Agreed

[gwpriester]

If you put each color on a new layer, then you can export PNG > Options > Export each layer to new file

Depending on the pixel size of the image, you can use Window > Show Printer Colors > Show Cyan (make screenshot and put on Cyan layer, and repeat this for the other three colors. And then export PNG each layer a new file.

But the image has to be 96dpi (1:1)

[wizard509]

If you put each color on a new layer, then you can export PNG > Options > Export each layer to new file

Depending on the pixel size of the image, you can use Window > Show Printer Colors > Show Cyan (make screenshot and put on Cyan layer, and repeat this for the other three colors. And then export PNG each layer a new file.

But the image has to be 96dpi (1:1)

Thanks, GP good tip.

[Acorn]

The SVG origin is immaterial as the XDA converts the SVG into shapes.

Gary's suggestion is all I can visualise.
I tried with RGBY into four Layers and chose the Export PNG > Options > tick: export each layer to a file of its own.
I named the file colours and got:

1. Colours.png - everything
2. Colours Pasteboard.png - blank
3. Colours Page background.png - blank
4. Colours Red.png
5. Colours Green.png
6. Colours Blue.png
7. Colours Yellow.png

So the separated images are files of filename: basename layername.png

Were you hoping to separate the colours into channels?

Acorn

[handrawn]

If you put each color on a new layer, then you can export PNG > Options > Export each layer to new file

Depending on the pixel size of the image, you can use Window > Show Printer Colors > Show Cyan (make screenshot and put on Cyan layer, and repeat this for the other three colors. And then export PNG each layer a new file.

But the image has to be 96dpi (1:1)

print seperation ? ah... no way would I be doing that in xara ....