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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
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment 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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An error occurred while saving the comment That would certainly be useful.
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This behavior can be toggled in Preferences > General > Transform Pattern Tiles.
Once enabled, the pattern stays relative to the object it’s applied to, when you move or copy it between documents.
It also makes it deform if you stretch, resize, rotate, skew or transform the object, because it’s all a part of 'transformations' we can make.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is not visible in the Illustrator file, the export to PNG shows the artefacts.
An error occurred while saving the comment Same with the stroke size, it makes them more or less visible on png export
An error occurred while saving the comment Happens also in previous versions (and the current beta) and depending on the resolution export settings the spots are more or less visible in different places.
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This issue is resolved in Beta build 30.3.0.73
An error occurred while saving the comment It does not happen in older versions
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This issue is reportedly fixed in the latest Beta 30.3.126 build.
Kindly update (or install) to verify the fix making it behave as expected, to allow the team to safely push it into the next general build.
If it still works wrongly — please comment back.
An error occurred while saving the comment Kurt Gold remarked that it happens with objects without a stroke...
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is time for Adobe apps to correctly color manage PNG files and embed and read them during export and import. An option during export to convert to sRGB would make non color managed apps happy.
According to this W3C Document, PNG can store gamma and chromaticity data as well as a full ICC colour profile for accurate colour matching on heterogenous platforms.An error occurred while saving the comment Mateus, it will convert it to whatever RGB profile is set as the RGB Working Profile in your Color Settings. If that is sRGB, it will be used. If that is Wide Gamut RGB, that will be used.
Because the profile is not embedded in the .png file, Photoshop will assume that whatever is in its Color Settings is the profile for the .png, which can be right or wrong.An error occurred while saving the comment 5 years
An error occurred while saving the comment It is a possible workaround. On Mac, opening in Preview can assign a profile too. But this should not be necessary if Illustrator just behaved like a good color managed application and read and save a profile in the png. Should not be too difficult after more than 4 years.
An error occurred while saving the comment Actually, Illustrator uses the current RGB profile to calculate the exported colors, but does not save the ICC profile with the image.
When opening or placing a PNG file Illustrator ignores the profile even if it is available.
Edit: currently (2024) Illustrator does read embedded profiles...An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment It seems that Illustrator uses the RGB Working space profile for export to PNG, but does not embed that profile.
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16 votesUnder Review · 71 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Bugs » Effects, Appearance, Graphic Styles · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment Outer Glow works as expected on Mac with 30.1, but Inner Glow shows the bug.
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Illustrator now has a 'Display Font Names in English' option in Preferences > Type
An error occurred while saving the comment That should be the default in non CJK versions
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Wrong exported image size (extra pixel added) if artboard coordinates are non-integer, not pixel-perfect
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189 votesThis issue is probably happening because the artboard dimensions are not appropriate for raster export (i.e. are in decimals).
If you make x and y values as the whole numbers in the transform panel (not in decimal), then the extra pixels will not be added to the exported image.That is the workaround, and it’s reported that it’s not always the case.
At the same time — Ai knows the size of artboards to be exported and yet it does not deliver the set sizes, which is not fair. The team is going to rethink the algorithm.
An error occurred while saving the comment @Ruud, these sizes do indeed result in nice round pixel results.
It is easy to calculate if your artboard size will generate extra pixels.
Just divide the lenght of a side by 72 and multiply by the export resolution.
If the result is a round value, no additional pixels will be generated.
Your example: 2880÷72=40. 40x300=12000 pix
2160÷72= 30. 30x300=9000 pix
Will result in nice round values.
But 2800 x 2200 would give:
2800÷72=38,88888889. 38,88888889x300=11666,66666667.
2200÷72=30,55555556. 30,55555556x300=9166,66666667.
The fractional results will give additional pixels.
Resolutions that are multiples of 72 ppi will result in nice round values.
2800÷72=38,88888889. 38,88888889x288=11200.
2200÷72=30,55555556. 30,55555556x288=8800.An error occurred while saving the comment Jason, the same is also true for objects outside the artboard. If the object upper left X/Y position contains fractional pixels it will add additional pixels.
An error occurred while saving the comment Even artbords that were perfectly aligned will land on fractional pixel coordinates with the new 29.6 rearrange behaviour.
An error occurred while saving the comment The new rearrange artboards feature in 29.6 causes all artboards to be off the pixelgrid.
You need to click to define the position and that it always off.
In previous versions using rearrange artboards would fix artboards that were not aligned.
Try this file in an older version and in the 29.6 version.An error occurred while saving the comment To Dridd,
I totally agree, this should be fixed, I was just trying to describe how to avoid it.An error occurred while saving the comment To Dridd
Units should be points or pixels. The rulers need to be global rulers and the artboards x/y coordinates should be measured from a corner (upper left). Artboard Rulers can give the false impression of being aligned to the global pixel grid resulting in additional pixels. -
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This functionality has been released with v30.0. You can also double-click the name and rename the artboard directly on canvas.
You can disable this in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display, with Show Artboard name on canvas option.
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An error occurred while saving the comment An additional observation in 30.0, when the image is drag and dropped it is linked when it is then embedded, it changes color (the numbers are used).
When the image is drag and dropped while holding the Shift key, it will automatically be embedded, but does not change (much) color (it is converted)
So you can end up with 2 times the same embedded image that look different.An error occurred while saving the comment This is improved in the beta 30.1 89 The behaviour is correct when embedding it converts to the current document profile, but the dialog is wrong. It is still the same dialog as when you are placing the file. It should tell you to Convert (preserve color appearance).
An error occurred while saving the comment Both versions give the same Embedded Profile Mismatch dialog when placing the image.
The 2025 gives it twice, the same dialog during placing and embedding.An error occurred while saving the comment It is shown on embedding. So actually both dialogs are confusing. In 2024 it says paste when it is placed, but gives you the right choices and in 2025 it does not convert when it asks to use the embedded profile (it actually ignores the profile and uses just the numbers).
Mark, there is an option in Preferences to turn it off.