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Exporting to JPG changes background to black

New Here ,
Aug 17, 2021 Aug 17, 2021

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When exporting to JPG, the background turns black with just a ghost of the image showing, like there's a black overlay with 95% opacity. In my Illustrator file there is no background and it exports/saves to PNG, SVG, and EPS fine. I haven't changed any settings (unless the dog stepped on my keyboard when I wasn't looking haha 😕).

 

Here's what I see in Illustrator

Screenshot 2021-08-17 084906.jpg

 

Here's my Export dialog box

Screenshot 2021-08-17 084939.jpg

 

And here's how it looks when finished exporting

Screenshot 2021-08-17 085544.jpg

 

I have tried re-exporting with the same results, and also copied/pasted the image to a new Illustrator file with the same results.

 

Any ideas?

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Community Expert , Aug 17, 2021 Aug 17, 2021

What do you use to view the jpeg?

Some (windows) viewers don't like CMYK jpegs.

Try export with RGB color mode.

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Hi just do reset illustrator preferences and try it...regards

Ali Sajjad / Graphic Design Trainer / Freelancer / Adobe Certified Professional

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That didn't fix it, but thanks.

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What do you use to view the jpeg?

Some (windows) viewers don't like CMYK jpegs.

Try export with RGB color mode.

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That's it! That's the solution! Why is that the solution? Whatever, it works. 

 

Thank you. You're my hero 🙂 

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Good to hear that helped.

As for why? These viewers don't know that CMYK jpegs exist.

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