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Reported as fixed in the latest general release.
Please test and check if it works as expected for you, and comment back if it still lingers.
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Export for Screens: bad antialiasing and jagged edges on images within (especially rotated) when exported to JPG
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the embedded and rotated hi-res raster images, seen within Adobe Illustrator.jpg 619 KB -
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83 votesAccording to Abhishek Rao here, disabling 'Export in Background' in Preferences > File Handling helps to workaround the problem (until the actual fix). Make sure you enable 'Art Optimized (Supersampling)' as an anti-aliasing option in Export for Screens settings as well.
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Export in background Off does not seem to work as a workaround in 30.3, but chaning the anti-aliasing to Art Optimized seems to improve the result.
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According to Abhishek Rao in the pinned reply, turning off Preferences > File Handling > Export in Background solves the problem. And it does for me.
See: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/rough-edges-on-jpeg-with-new-quot-export-for-screens-quot-illustrator-2020-heartbreak/m-p/15366802/page/3#M444760An error occurred while saving the comment Ton commented
In 28.6
Slightly rotated an image
Export for Screens > JPEG 100 Art Optimized.
They are horribly jagged and the Art Optimized setting is ignored. Embedded as well as Linked.Ton supported this idea ·
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Still there in 28.6
Slightly rotated image
Export for Screens > JPEG 100 Art Optimized.
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Although it is checked in the Advanced Print dialog, the preview shows the missing white objects (and no warning when exporting as images). The help file that describes potential causes and problems with White Overprint is currently missing.
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I searched for this but could not find it. It is one of those requests from 2018 that is ignored.
Workarounds are good if you are aware of the problem (nudge an object a little forth and back), but it should be fixed for the times that you don't notice it.An error occurred while saving the comment Ton commented
When opening an Illustrator file that contains a modified Linked file, the link can be updated to show the new version, but the Illustrator document is not aware that something has changed. When closing the file, it does not give a prompt to save the file, it just closes without saving the changed link. This can be dangerous when the .ai file is used in InDesign, the pdf part still uses the old outdated link and InDesign does not know about that.
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It would be good if that could be found in the Help/Documentation files. And if a warning would be given when saving cloud files with artboard colors.
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I can confirm this, backgrounds disappear and become transparent.
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We are working towards fixing this issue and would roll it out in Beta (and eventually General Availability) builds soon.
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Besides Jessica there are 2 more mentions at this moment on the Illustrator forum: https://community.adobe.com/questions-652/swatch-pattern-in-my-cad-reduces-scale-when-i-copy-and-paste-it-into-another-illustrator-document-sometimes-the-actual-cad-itself-will-also-shrink-how-do-i-stop-this-from-happening-1551372?tid=1551372&postid=7506909#post7506909
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Thanks Seiji Miyazawa, your script works fine!
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Works as it should in the GA 30.2.1 build
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Works fine in 30.2.1
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Can replicate this on Mac in AI version 29.7.1 and in beta 29.9 6
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The latest build 30.2.1 doesn’t do this anymore, works as expected.
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Works fine in 30.2.1
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Confirmed to work as expected in the latest build. If it still happens to you — please comment.
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Egor, Works fine in version 2026
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Use Picas as document unit.
Select an object
Use Offset Path (Effect or Object Menu option)
Try to Enter a small negative value like -0p5
It wont allow you to use a negative value between 0p0 and -0p11
Switching to a different document unit works.
See: https://forums.adobe.com/message/11113927#11113927Ton supported this idea ·
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@ monokano good overview of Linked behaviour. I want to add that when the images are embedded, they all show a percentage scale when the resolution is other than 72 ppi.
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Illustrator makes no difference between a 72 ppi image that is scaled 50% to 144 ppi and an unscaled 144 ppi image. Both are reported as scaled 50%.
InDesign gives better info, it shows the original, Actual ppi and the Effective ppi and the scale percentage when the user has scaled the image.
It would be more accurate and better for the consistency between apps if Illustrator would show the same info.An error occurred while saving the comment Ton commented
In Illustrator 2026 (30.0), the behaviour is consistent.
All file types linked or embedded, layer or flat are showing a scale percentage when their resolution is other than 72 ppi. Images with a 72 ppi resolution are shown as 100%.Ton shared this idea ·
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The problem is back again in 30.1. Eyedropper picks Preview values from linked files.
C100 M50 Y75 K0 becomes C100 M28,93 Y68,5 K23,57
See also https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/illustrator-2026-30-1-color-management-and-or-display-bug/m-p/15675553#M461722An error occurred while saving the comment Ton commented
Or is it Photoshop that is rounding numbers? If I rasterize the placed file that gives the fractions in Illustrator and export that file from Illustrator as .tif, Photoshop will show the same rounded numbers it started with. Photoshop will not allow fractions and force round numbers when you try to enter percentages like 69,8%. CMYK values go from 0-100 while image values have a range from 0-255.
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The eyedropper could always pick the right color when the image was embedded. Now the eyedropper picks the right color because... it silently embeds the linked image when clicking the image with the eyedropper.
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Same problem, I would suggest to merge them.
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Embed the image and the eyedropper picks up the values from the image.
When the image is linked Illustrator picks the values from your monitor screen representation. -
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最新の30.3一般リリースで修正されたとのことです。アップデート後、ご確認いただき、問題がまだ発生する場合はご報告ください。
Claimed to be fixed in the latest 30.3 general release. Please update, check, and comment back if it still happens.
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Confirmed in house, scheduled for fixing
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It also happens with older versions, not always, but with this file the problem is visible in Illustrator 2023. See also the forum post: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/document-raster-effects-settings-not-being-honored-on-all-affected-objects/m-p/15673955#M461654
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While Ai now allows to get this disabled in Preferences > General, with the "Show 'Print Bleed' generative AI button on Bleed", I personally don’t think it’s a full solution (and won’t close the request).
I think Ai should allow to disable this right there, from this icon, and should not force us to hunt the option in the closet.
I also suggest upvoting this request —
An ability to disable Text to Vector Graphic feature and any other generative options
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Mark, there is an option in Preferences to turn it off.
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In the updated 29.6.1 there is now an option in Preferences to uncheck "Show 'Print Bleed' generative Al button on Bleed"
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That would certainly be useful.
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It is reproducable in the current 30.3 version, but it becomes CMYK after saving and opening. But it also brings another problem, it changes the document color profile.. See:
https://community.adobe.com/questions-652/rgb-images-embedded-into-a-cmyk-document-are-labeled-as-rgb-still-in-control-panel-1556238?postid=7533065#post7533065