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1. Bug style de trait

   Sur Mac OS 26.0.1 avec un Illustrator 30. Lors d'une variation d'épaisseur (avec l'outil Largeur) à chaque extrémité de mon trait,
   il y a des bugs dans l'affichage du résultat ; et quand je varie la courbe de celui-ci le bug d'affichage reste présent.

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2. Generative Expand ruins stroked linework

   Please fix the Generative Expand. It ruins your linework and makes random lines on object. It becomes impossible to work around because even the scissor tool cant cut it since there is a ton of nodes.
   It also gets complicated with the shape builder as that tool ruins the stroke weights.
   Lastly the stroke / fill thing it keeps swapping it to fill instead of stroke then you have to re put the lineweights every single time.
   Some of the parts of the lines even get removed.

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3. Sometimes Alt-dragging a Variable Stroke Width width handle results in the other side of the handle snapping to 0

   Sometimes Alt-dragging a Variable Stroke Width width handle results in the other side of the handle snapping to 0. Very unexpected behavior.

   I have not as yet found a repeatable test case for this, perhaps now that I've posted this bug I will try to isolate it the next time this happens to be and add it here :)

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4. Overprint lines not working in Illustrator 2026 (v. 30)

   The overprint feature is not working (both lines and fills). Not only does it not work with the Separation Preview in the app, but when output to PDF it is confirmed to not work. Inks that are indicated to overprint are knocking out.

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5. Stroke scaling bug in Illustrator even with “Scale Strokes & Effects” enabled

   Hi Adobe team,

   I would like to report an issue regarding stroke behavior in Adobe Illustrator.

   Even with “Scale Strokes & Effects” enabled in both Preferences and the Transform panel, the stroke weight still changes incorrectly when scaling objects. When scaling down, the stroke becomes thinner than expected, and when scaling up, it becomes thicker than it should.

   I noticed that normal strokes behave correctly, including strokes applied in the Appearance panel. However, the issue occurs when I group two or more objects (text/shapes) and then apply a stroke via Appearance on the group. Once the group is scaled, the stroke scales incorrectly.

   This behavior did not happen in earlier versions. On Illustrator v29.5, everything works fine — this issue started to appear in v29.6 and above, and continues in v30.0.

   Troubleshooting steps I’ve already tried:

   • Verified “Scale Strokes & Effects” is enabled
   • Reset Illustrator preferences
   • Cleared cache and restarted the app
   • Tested on multiple files (new and existing)
   • Tested both GPU and CPU preview
   • System reboot

   The issue still persists and affects my workflow, especially when working with icons and UI graphics that require precise stroke consistency.

   System details:

   • OS: Windows 11
   • Illustrator version: 30.0 (v29.5 works correctly; issue starts in v29.6 and above)

   If needed, I can provide a screen recording and sample file to help reproduce the bug.

   Thank you.

   btw. the video attached already enabled ''scale stroke and effect''

   Hi Adobe team,

   I would like to report an issue regarding stroke behavior in Adobe Illustrator.

   Even with “Scale Strokes & Effects” enabled in both Preferences and the Transform panel, the stroke weight still changes incorrectly when scaling objects. When scaling down, the stroke becomes thinner than expected, and when scaling up, it becomes thicker than it should.

   I noticed that normal strokes behave correctly, including strokes applied in the Appearance panel. However, the issue occurs when I group two or more objects (text/shapes) and then apply a stroke via Appearance on the group. Once the group is scaled, the… more

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6. A width profile that is uneditable and rendered wrong

   Take a look at these two path; Illustrator says they have the same width profile, but it’s obviously not correct.
   If saved as Graphic styles — these do match.
   Paths match.
   Directions match (and simple reversing still looks different).
   The left-hand path cannot be edited with the native Width tool.

   I can edit these with Width Selector tool by Astute Graphics, but it makes the width changed in a different spot. Saving the style, clearing the appearance, reapplying the style — heals the bug. Deleting a leftmost segment... this keep the look the same (almost), but the bug gets healed — the native tool now works. It’d be very interesting to know, how it was created — but I don’t know, actually.

   Take a look at these two path; Illustrator says they have the same width profile, but it’s obviously not correct.
   If saved as Graphic styles — these do match.
   Paths match.
   Directions match (and simple reversing still looks different).
   The left-hand path cannot be edited with the native Width tool.

   I can edit these with Width Selector tool by Astute Graphics, but it makes the width changed in a different spot. Saving the style, clearing the appearance, reapplying the style — heals the bug. Deleting a leftmost segment... this keep the look the same (almost), but the bug gets healed… more

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7. No me funciona el contornear trazados

   al momento de realizar de darle a la opción de contornear trazado se agrega como efecto en el objeto pero no abre la ventana de opciones y edición de ese efecto.

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8. Scale strokes box keeps unchecking

   The "Scale Strokes and Effects" box keeps becoming unchecked making it necessary for me to check preferences for each document.

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9. Joining two paths completely ruins brush width/variable stroke width profiles

   1. Draw a path with a pressure-sensitive brush. Draw another one that begins near where the first one ends.
   2. Select the ends of both paths. Object > Join.

   3. Wonder why the resulting pressure profile bears no resemblance to what you had on screen before the join.

   4. Draw a path with a variable stroke width. Draw another one that begins near where the first one ends.

   5. Select the ends of both paths. Object > Join.

   6. Wonder why the resulting width profile bears no resemblance to what you had on screen before the join.

   I think it might be just grabbing the pressure/width profiles from the topmost stroke and applying that to the entire joined path. Which is not what I think anyone would expect, I feel like the expected behavior is that a new stroke has a pressure/width profile generated by appending the first path's profile to the second.

   I'm super surprised there isn't an entry for this in UserVoice that I can find. Maybe I'm just no good at searching this thing. Maybe there's a ton of bug reports in the old bug database from before uservoice. Remember that thing? Where it was just a form on Adobe's site that you could type stuff into with no idea if anyone ever saw it? Wikipedia tells me UserVoice launched in 2008, two years before variable-width strokes were introduced in 2010, but I dunno when Adobe started using it. And of course this behavior has existed for pressure-sensitive brushes since 1998 when brushes were first introduced back in Illustrator 8. I dunno when the Join tool first appeared, I started with Illustrator 8 and I assume it goes back to like v1 or 2.

   Anyway. Now there's a bug for this. I wrote it up because a new user just asked what they assumed was an incredibly stupid noob question on the Illustrator subreddit and I got to tell them that no, they're not missing a weird corner of the docs, Illustrator just bungles this incredibly basic operation because Adobe has had zero attention to detail for twenty-seven years.

   1. Draw a path with a pressure-sensitive brush. Draw another one that begins near where the first one ends.
   2. Select the ends of both paths. Object > Join.

   3. Wonder why the resulting pressure profile bears no resemblance to what you had on screen before the join.

   4. Draw a path with a variable stroke width. Draw another one that begins near where the first one ends.

   5. Select the ends of both paths. Object > Join.

   6. Wonder why the resulting width profile bears no resemblance to what you had on screen before the join.

   I think it might be just grabbing the pressure/width… more

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10. Stroke gradient sometimes defaults to within stroke instead of across stroke when using eyedropper

    I have a path with a gradient across the stroke that I'm copying to other strokes using the eyedropper, and roughly 90% of the time it works fine, but sometimes it lags a little and then copies the appearance over except for the across stroke, instead setting itself to the stroke gradient default of within stroke. Obviously fixing this is only a couple button clicks, but still.

    CPU: Ryzen 5 Pro 7530U with built-in graphics
    RAM: 32gigs

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11. Strokes with a profile and have the rounded corners selected end up having pointy corners

    The corners of my strokes should have a rounded corner but the moment I adjust the profile with the width tool they turn all pointy

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12. Strokes smaller than 1 pt (or 1 mm) become zero when Stroke Weight down arrow key button is used

    If you set a stroke to 1 pt and click Stroke Weight down arrow key button, it correctly goes to the next smaller value from the dropdown — 0.75 pt.
    But if you do the same with 0.95 or anything smaller than 1 pt, clicking this button instantly makes it zero, skipping all the smaller values.

    It’s even worse if you set stroke units to be non-points — even though there are plenty of smaller values in the dropdown, and 1 mm is much larger than a point, it goes 0 too.

    While Cmd/Ctrl+arrow (not recorded) works fine with points, going 1-0.9-0.8... — for millimeters it works only down to 0.5, and then skips 0.35 and 0.25 (listed in the dropdown) and become 0 again.

    Ai hates other units...
    And we still don’t have hotkeys to jump weights (like we do for font size) — requested here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32307397

    If you set a stroke to 1 pt and click Stroke Weight down arrow key button, it correctly goes to the next smaller value from the dropdown — 0.75 pt.
    But if you do the same with 0.95 or anything smaller than 1 pt, clicking this button instantly makes it zero, skipping all the smaller values.

    It’s even worse if you set stroke units to be non-points — even though there are plenty of smaller values in the dropdown, and 1 mm is much larger than a point, it goes 0 too.

    While Cmd/Ctrl+arrow (not recorded) works fine with points,… more

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13. Cursed Path includes non deletable artifacts — part of shape when outlined.

    I have drawn custom shapes using the pen tool. Visible artifacts are growing out of anchors. When I switch to outline mode, these artifacts are not visible, yet when I expand the strokes, the artifacts become part of the resulting shape. I cannot resolve this by deleting the anchors that cause the issue, if I do that and then reconnect the remaining points, the artifact simply reappears. I'm attaching an Illustrator file with the cursed paths so that others can see if they experience the same issue or if they can resolve it.

    I am running Illustrator cc 29.4 on Mac OS Ventura 13.7.4.

    I have drawn custom shapes using the pen tool. Visible artifacts are growing out of anchors. When I switch to outline mode, these artifacts are not visible, yet when I expand the strokes, the artifacts become part of the resulting shape. I cannot resolve this by deleting the anchors that cause the issue, if I do that and then reconnect the remaining points, the artifact simply reappears. I'm attaching an Illustrator file with the cursed paths so that others can see if they experience the same issue or if they can resolve it.

    I am running Illustrator cc 29.4 on… more

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    Need More Info  ·  AdminIllustrator Engineering (Software Engineer, Adobe Illustrator) responded

    Hi All,

    
    

    Thanks for reporting the issue!

    We’ve reviewed the issue, but unfortunately, we're unable to reproduce the issue on our end.

    To help us investigate further, could you please share:

    • The .ai file where you’re seeing the issue
    • Or a short screen recording capturing the issue from the start

    Also, let us know:

    • Is the issue 100% reproducible on your side, or does it happen intermittently?

    Your input will help us get to the root of the problem faster.

    
    

    Looking forward to your response!

    
    

    Regards,

    Aishwarya G Gadodia

    Illustrator Team

14. More than 32,000 anchor points can be added to a single path

    The pathPoint limit is 32,000, and if we try to continue drawing a path from the end of a PathItem with the pen tool, a dialog box will appear and refuse to add anchor points, but we can add anchor points to the segments in between.

    macOS 14.7.2
    Illustrator ver. 29.3.1

    Step to reproduce
    1. Create a path object in a new document.
    2. Add 32,000 anchor points to the path object.
    3. Click on any segment with the pen tool. We can add anchor points even if the number of anchor points exceeds 32000 (the number of segments exceeds 31999).

    Expected result
    For the 32001st anchor point added, a dialog appears and refuses to add the anchor point, just as it does for a end of pth object.

    Actual result
    More than 32001 anchor points can be added to a path object.

    JP Translated:
    パスポイントの制限は32000個でペンツールで線端から引き続きパスを描こうとするとダイアログが表示されてアンカーポイントの追加を拒否されるが、間のセグメントに対してはアンカーポイントを追加できる。

    再現手順
    1. 新規ドキュメントにパスオブジェクトを一つ作成する。
    2.そのオブジェクトに32000個のアンカーポイントを付加する。
    3.任意のセグメントにペンツールでクリックする。アンカーポイントが32000個を超える（セグメントが31999を超える）がアンカーポイントを追加できてしまう。

    期待する結果
    32001個目のアンカーポイント追加に対しては線端に対する処理同様にダイアログが表示されてアンカーポイントの追加が拒否される。

    実際の結果
    32001個以上のアンカーポイントを一つのパスオブジェクトに追加できてしまう。

    The pathPoint limit is 32,000, and if we try to continue drawing a path from the end of a PathItem with the pen tool, a dialog box will appear and refuse to add anchor points, but we can add anchor points to the segments in between.

    macOS 14.7.2
    Illustrator ver. 29.3.1

    Step to reproduce
    1. Create a path object in a new document.
    2. Add 32,000 anchor points to the path object.
    3. Click on any segment with the pen tool. We can add anchor points even if the number of anchor points exceeds 32000 (the number of segments exceeds… more

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15. Inconsistent stroke value

    It didn't seem to be a problem before, but when I have two closed shapes that read and are supposed to have the same stroke value, but they appear to be completely different values.

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16. Offset Path and Aligned Strokes get rendered partially with a specific handle configuration

    When a curved segment of a path has diverging handles that are oriented in different quadrants across the X axis (this is my guess), like it’s shown in the attached document and the GIF, Illustrator renders the result only up to the horizontal tangents of the path. Same thing happens if you try to toggle Align Stroke options (they seem to use the Offset math).

    Adding and extra point on the rendered segment helps, but it’s not really a solution.
    The bug is quite old and perhaps it’s time to get it fixed?

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17. 3D化のバグ？

    グループ化して3D化したら写真のように文字が欠けるのですが、対処法などございますでしょうか？

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18. Changing the size of a graphic will not remain stable and does not maintain it's location point.

    I have a graphic that uses the top-left as the alignment reference point. It is on an artboard that is positioned in whole numbers (no decimals).

    I want it to be at X: 20px and Y: 20px
    I want it to be W: 700px or Y: 700px (either one not both)
    I do not want the position of X or Y to change from 20px.
    I want to maintain whole numbers

    What happens instead:
    When I resize the graphic it will not maintain a whole number and it changes the position/location of my reference point. I have snap to pixel selected.

    Use case: create several icons the same size in the same location on their respective artboard.

    I have a graphic that uses the top-left as the alignment reference point. It is on an artboard that is positioned in whole numbers (no decimals).

    I want it to be at X: 20px and Y: 20px
    I want it to be W: 700px or Y: 700px (either one not both)
    I do not want the position of X or Y to change from 20px.
    I want to maintain whole numbers

    What happens instead:
    When I resize the graphic it will not maintain a whole number and it changes the position/location of my reference point. I have snap to pixel… more

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19. Unidentified dash / gap values get shown as zeroes

    Make a simple test (as demonstrated in the attached GIF).
    Make sure you test this after relaunching Illustrator.
    Open Preferences > Units and make sure you have all three parameters (General, Stroke, Type) set to Points.

    A. Create a new document based on Web document profile
    B. Create a simple rectangle
    C. In the Stroke panel enable Dashed Line option

    The first 'dash' value would be 12 pt (or somethin else if you general units are not points), and the rest of the fields would be empty, undefined. It means Illustrator uses the same 12 pt for the gap.

    D. Now create a document using Print profile
    E. Create a rectangle
    F. Enable Dashed Line once more

    Looks the same, right?

    J. Go to Preferences again and change the General units to Millimeters.

    Look at the dash-gaps values — for some reason all values but one are now zeros!
    While it might SEEM like 'whatever', it’s actually not, and this bug was not present in CS6.

    K. Here’s why it’s a problem. Create a duplicate of this rectangle and tab through all the dash and gap fields in the Stroke panel, confirming these zeroes for real.

    Now you have a rectangle with the same exact values Ai had before, but it looks completely solid!
    And if you select the original one — it suddenly has only the first value dash set, and not all of them.

    So Ai just lies.
    For some reason when units get toggled (and it’s common when you work in both media at the same time), Ai puts 'zeroes' — but it doesn’t mean 'undefined'. This was working fine in older versions (I checked CS6).

    This causes us to believe the dash settings are not what they are.
    And while it seems like rare occurrence — no, it happens regularly, and it sucks.

    Please fix it.

    Make a simple test (as demonstrated in the attached GIF).
    Make sure you test this after relaunching Illustrator.
    Open Preferences > Units and make sure you have all three parameters (General, Stroke, Type) set to Points.

    A. Create a new document based on Web document profile
    B. Create a simple rectangle
    C. In the Stroke panel enable Dashed Line option

    The first 'dash' value would be 12 pt (or somethin else if you general units are not points), and the rest of the fields would be empty, undefined. It means Illustrator uses the same 12 pt for the gap.

    D.… more

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20. clicking on stroke color in properties box adds fill to stroke

    When trying to change stroke color, the properties box shows nothing in the RGB boxes. Clicking in them adds a fill to the stroke which is unwanted. Edit Gradient controls were buggy too
    Mac OS Sonoma 14.7.1
    illustrator v29.1 ( updated two days ago)

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