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I used Word 2007 to create a PDF file with an 1526px * 900px image filling a whole page. This is not the first time it's happened, but Google Docs PDF viewer absolutely mangles the colour rendering making it unusable.
I've taken screenshots at the same zoom level in Google Docs viewer and Foxit Reader.
Here's an image for comparison:
It's awful! I've tried messing about with some things, but can't find anything that can correct this issue.
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Change the diagram's image resolution in Google DocsEdit the diagram link by clicking on the pencil icon. Find the modifier scale=auto and change the value to whatever you want. scale=2 is equivalent to retina-quality high resolution images.
There isn't any way to do adjust picture quality in Docs at this time. It's possible the size of your image is what is causing a problem. You could try making the image smaller in an image-editing app and then re-uploading it to your document.
Right-click on the document and in the options provided in the pull-down menu, click on the Open option, and select the Google Docs option.
In Chrome you can select "Print" and then "Save as PDF". The image quality in the saved PDF file will go up significantly, compared to the one from "Download as PDF". Google seems to be optimizing images to preserve bandwidth.
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