Extract from image to library broken in 25.5

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February 21, 2024
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Updated to 25.5 and now rolled back due to this bug.

I've always used the extract from image to a shape to a library to share to adobe illustrator with no problems. In 25.5 this no longer works and creates an invalid file that illustrator cannot open.

Anyone else having this problem?

macOS

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Jeff Arola

Community Expert

Works here with Photoshop 2024 (ps ver 25.5.1) and Illustrator 2024 (illy ver 28.3)

on macOS Sonoma 14.4

Did you update your Photoshop to 25.5.1?

Photoshop 2024 (ps ver 25.5.1)

Illustrator 2024 (illy ver 28.3)

EvolutionaryAuthor

Participating Frequently

Yes, exactly the same versions and I'm getting the file added to the library but it's not valid. When looking at the info it's just 7 bytes in size (whatever image I try) and Illustrator says the SVG file is invalid and photoshop says the postscript data is empty or invalid if you try and drag the shape back in to a document. I

Jeff Arola

Community Expert

What version of macOS are you using?

If in Photoshop you go to Help>System Info, what does the top line Adobe Photoshop Version read?

Perhaps a reset of the Photoshop preferences will fix it:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/preferences.html

Sameer K

Community Manager

Hey, @Evolutionary. Welcome to the Photoshop Community. I'll help you figure this out.

This might've been a thing for Photoshop 25.5. Before troubleshooting, update Photoshop to the latest version (v25.5.1) via the Creative Cloud desktop app & check if the issue exists.

I've tested this & the issue does not exist. Please let me know how it goes.

Thanks!
Sameer K

EvolutionaryAuthor

Participating Frequently

No, still doesn't work.

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