Improved Gradients Not Exporting Properly

[Jools808080]

I'm running into an issue with the improved Gradients when exporting a jpg through the export panel when using multiple gradients and artboards.
The preview and the exported image is not reflective of the gradient in the actual photoshop file.

I haven't been able to pinpoint the problem yet, but it seems that the gradient handles align themselves with the edges of all artboards, rather than just the artboard they are placed on.

Since another bug report was marked as "solved" despite there not being a solution, I am opening this new report to keep the communication channels open.

Currently tested version: PS 25.3.1 as of Jan 23, 2024. This has been the case since the introduction of the improved Gradients in 2023.

Reproduction steps: At least 2 artboards, at least 1 improved gradient, export as jpg or PNG.

[defaultudck5x9gs0sq]

Also having this issue, will use classic gradients in the mean time.

- PS 26.5.0

- Macbook Pro, Sonoma 14.7.4

[Jools808080]

I just received a notification email that the suggestion to rasterize the gradient layer was marked as the correct answer. I undid that, becasue that is a workaround, not a solution.

Let's aim higher than that.

[FranHarrington]

Thank you. 

[Jools808080]

I realise this should have been posted in Bugs, not in Discussions. If Adobe don't pick up on this I will replicate it in Bugs, since I don't see a way to move the existing thread. 

[fenix-down25]

I just want you to know that you are doing the lord's work here haha. I found this thread from your original thread back in 2023(!!). It is now June 2025 - -and this problme is still persisting. Come on Adobe... you have a ton of money, please fix these issues.

[Jools808080]

thank you for your kind words 🙂 

i actually went back to my original crosslink and realised that I had, in fact, posted this to the bugs forum (as can be seen in the original URL). This thread must have been moved to the dicsusions forum by some misguided moderator. This somewhat dampens my hopes that the problem will ever be addressed properly by Adobe.  

...and yet, he persisted!