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I've used the same process for all my other files and haven't had this problem. I've checked my colour profile settings always using the standard RGB.
You should generate the preview on your own and submit a zip file, with both, the ai and the jpeg preview. Letting Adobe generate the preview, astonishly creates a colour change.
It's important to color calibrate your display.
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Dell is updating my graphics driver so I'm hoping this may fix the problem.
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It's important to color calibrate your display.
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You should generate the preview on your own and submit a zip file, with both, the ai and the jpeg preview. Letting Adobe generate the preview, astonishly creates a colour change.
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Will do - many thanks for the tip
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I think its a success now - can't detect any variation now. Again - thanks for your help!
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Your tip has been a great one Abambo, I've taken your advice and no longer have the problem which was only with one particular file not my other work. I wish I'd zipped all my previous work - so much easier. Thanks so much!
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Don't pack the wrong previews to your Ai file. From time to time people are complaining that the got the wrong file.
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Right. The colors on the previews from EPS-files are terrible at Adobe Stock.
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Right. The colors on the previews from EPS-files are terrible at Adobe Stock.
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Same solution: Create the JPEG preview, put both in a zip and upload.