White border appears around the exported jpeg file

[hannaf27394419]

Hi. I'm making seamless patterns that I print on fabrics. When I export file as jpeg from Illustrator, and then open the jpeg in Photoshop, a pixel wide border appears around the image, or it is rather that the outermost pixel around the image is faded. Then my pattern isn't seamless anymore. I need to have a jpeg file to send to the fabrics printing company. How can I get rid of the light border around the image? It doesn't matter whether I choose anti-aliasing or not, the border is still there.

[Ton Frederiks]

Did you read the suggestions above?

In Illustrator set your units to pixels or points.

Your art and artboard should not contain fractional pixels (points).

Check your Rulers, are they Global rulers?

Check the Artboard options; are the top left X/Y coordinates whole numbers (no fractions)

Select and check your colorblocks, are the width and height whole numbers, are the upper left X/Y coordinates  whole numbers?

Export the artboard at 72 ppi or a multiple thereof (144, 216, 288).

[iD3Z1GN]

There is now a problem when exporting JPG and PNG files via the Asset Export feature. This causes white lines to appear on the top and right side only of an exported image.
The work around is to do it the old way: File > Export > Export for screens
BTW we should not have to set units to Pixels or points or fractional pixels BS this has never been an issue at Dev level. Please do not give that sort of infomration out - thank you.

[Ton Frederiks]

Your problem is different from the ones described above, your file does not show a single additional pixel, but 4 or 5 additional pixels.

[iD3Z1GN]

...and yet somewhat related, therefore could possible provide a work around.

[Ton Frederiks]

Can you share an Illustrator example that shows your problem?

[dixtracted]

Check your bleed settings! Make sure there is no bleed. I was having the same problem and discovered that it was creating the white outline where the bleed was set. 

[Sheila252663119w4v]

Thanks very much for your advice. In an earlier version of Illustrator, I discovered the I had to select "export artboard only" to avoid white borders. Recent upgrades to Illustrator include a feature that automatically exports just the content on the artboard. There is no white border now, regardless of whether I remove the bleed.