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_John_Barth_
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March 15, 2009
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Export only what's inside artboard

  • March 15, 2009
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Hi

I have an object whose shadow strays outside the artboard, but I'm
interested in exporting to jpg only what is inside the artboard. As
it is, I have to manually crop the exported jpg using paint shop.

I tried drawing a slice, but I don't see a way of just exporting the
slice.

sorry for the newbie question. thanks in advance.
    Correct answer vibhootik75035315

    Hello Everyone

    If you want to export Only artboard area in illustrator CC.

    Go to Export> Export As >Check  "Use Artboards".

    And choose  desired formate. And then Click On Export.

    Thanks

    vibhooti kishor

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    mari0728
    Participant
    January 19, 2024

    I also had the same problem, and despite all the solutions here it didn't help me - export for web made the image fuzzy.

     

    I found the solution - check "export for screens" and if "include bleed" is checked, "export as" will also include bleed!

     

    uncheck include bleed in export for screens, then "export as" will also not include bleed.

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      vibhootik75035315Correct answer
      Participant
      December 12, 2017

      Hello Everyone

      If you want to export Only artboard area in illustrator CC.

      Go to Export> Export As >Check  "Use Artboards".

      And choose  desired formate. And then Click On Export.

      Thanks

      vibhooti kishor

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        c4ctus
        Participant
        November 27, 2023

        This doesn't help at all mate, the question was how do you export what's only withing the bounds of the artboard - NOT how to export a specific artboard. ANy way we can mark this answer as incorrect?

          Ton Frederiks
          Community Expert
          Ton FrederiksCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          November 27, 2023

          The answer is correct: Use Artboards if you want to export the contents as an image.

          If you get a white line  around the border, your artboard has fractional pixel dimensions.

          Measure in pixels from the upper left corner, if the values have fractions, you will get additional pixels.

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            Bert-Bert
            Participating Frequently
            March 15, 2009
            No Prob.
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              Bert-Bert
              Participating Frequently
              March 15, 2009
              Use the Save For Web option, and under the Image Size tab, check the box for "Crop to Artboard".
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                _John_Barth_Author
                Participant
                March 15, 2009
                that was easy, thanks!
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