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November 9, 2016
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Export as to export png moves the image on the canvas

  • November 9, 2016
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I'm not sure if this is normal behavior but I have a png with transparency. It's meant to be use as a texture for a 3D asset so both the transparency and it's exact placement on the canvas is very important. I've been using the file>export>export as to generate my pngs but am finding that the resulting png changes the location of the pixel information on the canvas. Everything shifts towards to middle. How/where can I manage this 'feature'?

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    Silkrooster
    Legend
    November 9, 2016

    This is a known issue. I have not found a way yet to show Photoshop how much of the transparency should be included when saving as a png.

    In theory you should be able to create a path with no stroke or fill to outline the border. Currently I don't know if this is a short coming of the png format or a Photoshop issue.

    davescm
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    November 10, 2016

    Silkrooster wrote:

    This is a known issue. I have not found a way yet to show Photoshop how much of the transparency should be included when saving as a png.

    Hi Silkrooster

    Is this image or system dependant? I've been trying to reproduce here and I am getting an exact copy every time with no movement (CC2017 and CC2015.5 on Windows 10)

    Dave

    davescm
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    November 10, 2016

    mytaxsite.co.uk wrote:

    Is it also the same when you "Save File As ..." by going to File menu item? In file Save as you can then choose png file format to test this out.

    I don't have the option to save a .png from 'Save as...' I am on a PC, is the same true for Mac?


    If you are in 8 bit RGB you should have an option to Save As png.

    Still having trouble replicating this. Please show me where I am missing a step.
    1. Create a document (I have used the same size as yours 940 x 6708 pixels with transparent background)

    2. Add a layer with some non transparent pixels off centre

    3. File - Export Exports as png

    4. Save the file - reopen and compare to original

    Ignore the border that was just my screen snip - if I drag over the original layer it is identically positioned.

    I am obviously missing something in trying to replicate - can you see what I have missed ?

    Dave