I have noticed this problem on CC2020 as well as 2021 version exporting files the wrong size.. typically off .003 - .007 (inch) - Example a 1x1 in square with a .05 in bleed all sides "export as" with artboards exports as 1.1 x 1.103 in. A 3.5x1.25 in exports as 3.603x1.603in

Attached is a simple sample file.. few different sized artboards

When exporting I've confirmed JPG, PNG, TIF (and perhaps others) all export the wrong size when a bleed is set in document settings.

I've tried various bleed settings and does not seem to change the sizes still are being exported wrong sizes. This problem didn't exist in the 2019 version thus some update in 2020 brought this on.

Obviously this must be exhausing for Adobe dev team... :(

I am trying to do some titles for a video 1920 x 1080 resolution, and when "export as" is used to rasterise the the title panels, they come out at 1921 x 1081 which is causing many problems down stream of the files I created.

Ai V24.3
Mac Os V10.14

AsI'm "Exporting for Screens" few dartboards at once I have 300 by 600 pix one. It is EXACTLY this size as dartboard, but the JPG comes az 300 by 601 pix.

Have tried various file types with same results

I noticed exported files have a white line on them

illustrator size

Testing more... very inconsistent...

Testing exporting, seems export sizes off by a few thousandths.. with or without bleed... Usually off .003 oversize on the width

This might be due to an old bug where if your art-board is positioned on a half a pixel, like 768.5 on the x, rather than a whole pixel, like 768, it will change the export by adding 1 pixel. Was super hellish for large projects! For sure!

Not sure if it's fixed now (it's widely reported) but hope that helps if anyone else finds this.

Basically, whenever I export something like an image setting my artboards width and height as a whole number, depending on where the artboard is positioned at a decimal value i.e(x: 1200.232 y:200.623). There is a bug where it will export the image with an extra pixel. So if I've set the width to be 1000 pixels and the height to 400 pixels, for example, it will export this as 1001 x 401 pixels. To fix this problem, I have to always make sure the artboards are positioned at x: 1200 y:200, deleting the decimal values.

Unless of course, the bug itself is easy to fix on your end, this is my suggestion of a way around that problem.

Another idea is to have the repeat function (ctrl/cmd+D hotkey) work for creating artboards also.

Thanks

After export left edge is cut.

In the latest Illustrator, export for screens anti-aliases what should be sharp outer edges of artwork (even though, for example the artwork is in a 1080px x 1080px precisely placed clipping path which is aligned to the 0,0 coordinates of the artboard. I have confirmed that this occurs because the coordinates of artboards were non-round numbers (ex. 56.02 vs 56).

I have not previously experienced this, and regardless, this should be fixed... anti-aliasing should be tied to the artboard the artwork is on, not the position of the artboard on the underlying workspace.

PLEASE FIX THIS ASAP!

In the latest Illustrator, export for screens anti-aliases what should be sharp outer edges of artwork (even though, for example the artwork is in a 1080px x 1080px precisely placed clipping path which is aligned to the 0,0 coordinates of the artboard. I have confirmed that this occurs because the coordinates of artboards were non-round numbers (ex. 56.02 vs 56).

I have not previously experienced this, and regardless, this should be fixed... anti-aliasing should be tied to the artboard the artwork is on, not the position of the artboard on the underlying workspace.

PLEASE FIX THIS ASAP!

When I manually move an artboard around it doesn't land on an exact pixel position. When I export all artboards, the size is one pixel extra than my specified artboard size. When I go back to my file, I see the position (X or Y axis) has a decimal. Is there a way I can change my settings so the artboards are ALWAYS at an exact pixel position?

Latest version of 2019, I always get 1pixel added to the horizontal. Artboards are all pixel perfect.

I have posted this exact same bug. My workaround until this gets fixed is to delete and recreate the afflicted art boards. Not funny when you are dealing with 1.800 icons...

Export for Screen #x adds an extra pixel to ouptut file dimensions.

I have a workaround for those who are experiencing this. Delete the afflicted artboards and recreate them with pixel snap turned on. This will create new artboards with correct sizes.

I have a document with 446 artboards, each containing an icon. When I issue my icons, sometimes the normal size is issued wrong (plus 1 px in width or height), sometimes the @2x size is wrong (plus 1 px in width or height) or both are wrong. This does not occur with documents with fewer artboards. I have a document which shows the issue clearly. I cannot share it here but support can have it. Thanks.

Update: I have managed to isolate one of the offending artboards in a single file. Its size is 26x20. When it gets exported, its size is 53x40. Expected 52x40.
It is attached.