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How to resolve the error message "The dimensions of this page are out of range"

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January 15, 2019
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I have an illustrator artwork with the artboard size 200 in x 20 in. The artwork is well within the bounds of the artboard. Earlier, I was able to save the .ai file as a PDF without any problem. Suddenly, the .ai file is refusing to be saved as a pdf with the message "The dimensions of this page are out of range". I am using Adobe illustrator CC 2018

Any help is welcome.

Thanks.

Correct answer Kevin31650942iy32

Open in adobe acrobat ----> Save as ----> Format Adobe PDF Files.

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N39070406zyh5

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I also had this problem and my artboards weren't anywhere near that size.

It's sorted. One of the artboards were very narrow and long. I widened it and it worked

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Mallory5E48

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This is a billboard which specs are in FEET. I need to be able to export and there are no small objects anywhere else on the artboard. I have tried to create a new artboard new file and place and same issue occurs. I'm about done with all of Adobe products and actively looking for other solutions at this point.

Monika Gause

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Just how large is your artboard set up?

How large do you export? To PDF?

PDF supports a slightly smaller size than Illustrator allows you to create. You might need to work in scale. Talk to your service provider.

williamb21511271

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Big thanks to those who mentioned the extra artboard. I had the same problem. Fixed!

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Kevin31650942iy32Correct answer

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Open in adobe acrobat ----> Save as ----> Format Adobe PDF Files.

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florin30186892lk59

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Create a NEW document with double the size you need. Then, create a second artboard with your desired size. Export the second artboard to PDF and it should work. I just managed to export mine.

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Risa32586415ekqc

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Hey I took your measurement and got resolved! Amazing. Thank you so much.

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Brett5FA2

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Create a new document in bigger size, if your artwork is set in inch set your artbord in feet, then copy and paste your work into the bigger document.

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default0hgi79zwica1

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I had the same issue on a small business card. 90 x 55mm. Kept getting the same message until I realised there was a second artboard - blank. Never been a problem before but once I deleted it, the PDF was made with 3mm bleed and trim marks.

I'm no expert, but feel like this is a new problem with Adobe Illustrator.

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KDH123

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I had the same message. Sorted now. My issue was that i had accidentally created a very small artboard next to the main artboards that i was working on. Once removed the problem went away.

Maybe this will help someone?

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ChinBoothe

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Yes it did haha! Thank you!

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Janice T

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I had the exact issue BUT as Susan5C52 said...I solved it by finding a tiny, wayward ArtBoard floating around. Deleted it and my 8 1/2x11 saved just fine. Thank you Susan!

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Susan5C52

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You're welcome

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RonPaul2016

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F* Adobe, just have the 200in limit info in the warning "out of range" dialogue" instead i got to figure that out on my own...grrrrrr

AI_Graphics

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I am having a similar issue with not being able to make a PDF because "The dimensions of this page are out of range". I am making a large art template for one of my company's products. I am maxed out with an art board of 227.54" x 227.54" The template is actually half size, it saves fine as an .ai file.

I read some of the issues other people were having, I made a new file with new art board and placed the template's elements onto that (got the same error message), I even removed all of the artwork to try and save the blank art board as a PDF and I still got the same error message.

To be clear there are no crop marks or any objects outside of the art board. PLEASE HELP!!!