Objects just vanish when rasterizing inside a clipping mask (Latest Windows version)

[dasom_Lee]

Okay, this is seriously annoying. In the latest Illustrator on Windows, if you rasterize inside a clipping mask, poof — your objects are gone.

Steps (super easy to test):

1. Draw a bunch of objects and group them.
2. Make a shape and apply a clipping mask.
3. Double-click to go inside the group.
4. Select everything and rasterize.
5. And just like that... everything disappears.

If you leave even one object out of the selection, they don’t disappear.

But when you select all → gone.

If I only rasterize one object, or part of them, it works fine. But if I select all? Illustrator just deletes them.

This is super frustrating. Rasterizing inside a clipping mask is something I do all the time, and right now it’s basically unusable. Adobe, please fix this ASAP.

I uploaded a video so you can see how bad it is.😂😂😂

I using the latest version of Illustrator, running on a high spec pc.
I already tried resetting Illustrator preferences and even reinstalled the program.
I also updated my graphics card driver.
Still, the problem isn’t fixed.

[Ton Frederiks]

Yes, I can reproduce this (on Mac).

You may want to report it as a bug here (where the Illustrator team keeps track of problems and requests):

https://illustrator.uservoice.com/

[Ton Frederiks]

Saw your UserVoice report.

For those who want to vote:

https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs/suggestions/50343462-object...

[Anna_Lander]

I couldn't reproduce this on Windows, BUT
in AI 29.7.1 and  AI 29.9.6 (Beta), this command rasterizes the objects AND the clipping mask, and the outer empty space is equal to the biggest object in the group. So, you have a single raster image, not a raster image in the clipping group. This looks a bit strange.

[Kurt Gold]

I could not reproduce it as well. Instead I see the same behaviour as Anna described.

Something must be different.

[Kurt Gold]

I can reproduce it when modifying your step 3 to only isolate the group, but not the entire clipping group.

Step 3 should be: Double-click and then double-click again to go inside the group that is clipped.

Yes, then I can see the misbehaviour as described in your initial post.

[Ton Frederiks]

I did not need to group it.