Embed Colorsync profile when exporting png illustrator
From Photoshop you can choose to embed a colorsynprofile when saving or exporting to png. I need that in Illustrator as well. Webbrowsers are smart enough to recognise icc-profiles and adjust display appropriately. Illustrator needs to have this option as well, and save the currently assigned rgb-profile when exporting
Peter Maas
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Kaz
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I discovered most people don't notice this happens because they assume it's a function of the screens they test on being different or that they simply don't know this is happening behind the scenes. I was the latter for awhile. It would be great to have the ability to embed ICC profiles for PNGs in Illustrator and Indesign instead of having to jump to photoshop. I understand the apps in the Creative Cloud work in sync but this adds too much of a cumbersome extra step to a process you've already simplified really well with the export for screens feature.
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Ton
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Garvit Varshney
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Yeah @Ton that's the case so it seems. I've been waiting for this update for so long. PS has this. Adobe owns both the software yet the bridge in capabilities is not there. The software has grown leaps and bound over the years. Adobe are you listening?? Please pitch in.
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Ton
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It seems that Illustrator uses the RGB Working space profile for export to PNG, but embeds an sRGB profile.
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Garvit Varshney
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Please offer this feature for the next update! We're working with web-designers to whom we have to give png and/or eps files and if there's a specific colour profile added in the Illustrator file, it does not carry forward to exported png/eps file. Photoshop has that feature, export to pdf from illustrator has that feature. But png and eps don't please include this feature.