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Hello,
I am creating 300+ icons and when I export them for screens there is always an extra pixel.
Ex. they are supposed to be 24x24 but they save as 25x24.
I have tried multiple trouble shooting techniques that I have read in forums but nothing I have tried seems to work.
Has anyone found a solution to this?
THANKS!
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Yes, it's easy to do that.
Select the Artboard tool.
Go to the Properties Panel.
Select Rearrange All.
Set the number of colums and spacing.
They will all be set to a whole XY number
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After looking deeper I couldnt find anything that is causing this. I copied the offending graphic into its own illustrator document and tested it and does the same thing. Here is a link for you to inspect if you could If you open it and go to document set up - edit artboards and then click on the graphic it creates an artboard around the graphic with the same extra pixels, there doesnt seem to be anything causing these extra pixels. If you ungroup the graphic and do the same above steps on the background white box, it creates an artboard at the correct dimensions, so its something to do with the group itself, but it needs to be a group to export via the asset export panel. Obviously I have already solved this by putting the graphic on its own artboard at the correct dimensions and doing a save for web, but those are extra steps we should be able to avoid and it would be good to find out whats causing this as the extra pixels issue just keeps coming back in one form or another.
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Maybe I'm lucky (I think I am) but whatever I try I cannot get the extra pixels.
With/without artboards, save for web, asset export, all give the correct pixel amount.
The only things different are the missing image and the font, I do not have the Gilberto font.
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Did you try exporting at 300 dpi? this is when i get it. 72 is fine, 150 ads 1 pixel, 300 adds 1 pixel.
rearanging the artboards does not work for me. infact, if i set my first artobard to 0,0 that works. re aranging then moves the first artboard away from 0,0 and makes the problem happen again.
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This is a 4 year old thread, can you create a new post with a description an screendumps of your problem?
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Please select the text object with the selection tool and post a screenshot (it must have the bounding box in it. Perhaps that font is the culprit.
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I have had luck setting the artboard size to be one pixel smaller each dimension.
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