P: When save a tif or jpg as .png, the icc profile unclick

I agree, it should be checked by default.

Working with colour management should always be the default in Photoshop, with the option to disable it in very specific circumstances.

Dave

It's no help,  I still need to click the icc option myself.

Hi @jack7128@gmail.com 

"Save as" screenshots with png selected:

Photoshop v22.5.3 :

Photoshop v 23.0.1 :

Both on same system using Windows 10 v21H1

Dave

Please read my first question carefully.  I mean : when save a TIF / JPG with Adobe ICC Profile, to PNG format.. PS CC V21.xx, V22.xx will auto includ the icc profile,  as below...  (But Latest version didn't)

@davescm  On Win 10 ,  CC V21, V22  DOES  Auto include the icc click box enabled.  no need to click yourself. 

I can show you the screenshot when back to office.

@J453    On Windows 10, Photoshop v23.0.1 does now allow the saving of a png file with an ICC profile via Save As.    

In v22 on Windows 10 ( even the updated v 22.5.3) the ICC profile option was greyed when Save As png was used, but in v23 it can now be checked (although strangely it is unchecked by default)

Dave

@jack7128@gmail.com Sorry, no update. Workaround: you can use Save For Web to include a profile.

Any update ?

I use png format for Facebook everyday. Save a tif to png with  icc  is very common step.  Most browser support icc profile,  I don't know why you unclick this option. 

Thanks for reporting. Checking with engineering to see if this was intentional.

The screen shot is CC 2022,  thanks.