AdminEgor Chistyakov
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The dialog has 'All' option at the top of the panel already. If you still need a button, please comment and upvote.
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Alex, but there’s the All option at the top of the panel already.
Do you want to have it as a button for redundancy, so that is both 'All / None' are at the same place, or did you just miss the one at the top? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Agape, can you check if you have Use Preview Bounds enabled in Preferences > General, please?
With this on, Illustrator includes the stroke weight into calculating the bounds. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Any image is a rectangular grid of pixels, and any image rotated is a rotated grid that Ai can only crop according to the rotation angle.
But since Crop rasterizes any image anyway (converting any linked image into a placed/embedded one), you can use Object > Rasterize command before calling Crop, to force the rotated image to basically become 'an unrotated image that looks rotated'. The only problem would be to pick a proper resolution that is enough to keep all the details in the image...
A specific formula for this should be New Resolution = Original Resolution × ( |cos θ| + |sin θ| ), where θ is the rotation angle in degrees... but we won’t calculate this each time, right?
So with a help of an LLM I made a simple script that parses a selection, skips all unrotated images, and rasterizes each rotated one using this formula:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/357xwrr6v6q64r9r3bcuu/rasterize_compensate_rotation.jsx?rlkey=l36rr6fmjgrmvo1mogda1at2c&dl=1
Please try it and comment back if it works.This is still a workaround. I think Crop should offer to do this automatically.
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3 votesNeed More Info · 7 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Bugs » Effects, Appearance, Graphic Styles · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment Alas, nothing I’m aware off... I’ll ping the team again.
An error occurred while saving the comment Sure, I use the Transform effect for the same exact reason, to avoid using symbols and quickly tile my templates over artboards, in a grid, using 2 effects combined (I’ve started using AG Array plugin effect recently for similar purposes, instead of 2 Transforms).
If you can reproduce you bug in a copy of the document, with the sensitive information replaced with gibberish — it’d help still.
Plus, you can send these files over to sharewithai@adobe.com directly, to keep it private (in this case please mention the link to this report, so they can jump back here faster, http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/51135424)An error occurred while saving the comment I remember having a similar problem, when the outline mode would reveal the true text, and the rendered appearance was lying, but it was long time ago....
Volf, can you please share a test copy of this file, with the minimum amount of elements to get this bug reproduced?
What kind of the effect do you have applied? 'Transform'? I can’t tell why would you use this, so the file is needed, for the team to try to reproduce it.And one more thing — I notice the oddly looking cursor in your video, like the attached image shows... what is this? Never seen it!
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95 votesAdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Nate, I totally agree with you about everything you say here.
The thing is — I am a mere user with the badge. I help to gather and parse feedback for the team. I've been offering these and other plugins, various scripts (free and paid), numerous workarounds as solutions long before I got this badge. I do this only in comments, and never assume them as an official response.
Being an administrator of official Adobe’s third-party feedback service does not make me a part of the Illustrator team :) I don’t sign as a member of one.
So I offer these only as viable enough workarounds for those who don’t want to wait another 15 years.
An error occurred while saving the comment Jürgen, no screenshot got attached.
Are you sure you have an area type text, not point type text?
Point type will keep its point when text alignment is changed, that’s why it is 'point type'.
But if you want to still have this behaviour for point type text too, you might want to try AstuteGraphics VectorFirstAid plugin (will work with single string only, but offers way to break and join strings of text), or scripts, like this one: https://sttk3.com/blog/tips/illustrator/change-justification.htmlAn error occurred while saving the comment ...and make it an option, because sometimes I need exactly what it does now..
Meanwhile you can use VectorFirstAid from AstuteGraphics, which has these commands.An error occurred while saving the comment You mean point text? If yes, than leave current behavior as it is, because now it stays snapped to grid when you change alignment, and as a snapper, I want it to stay that way. When I need text to stay, but it's point to move, I use script to do it, but I personally need it quite rare.
What I think can be done without messing with default settings everyone is familiar with through years, is to add Shift+click on alignment options in Paragraph palette to change alignment with point moving and text staying, as you probably want.
I'll make a separate request for this.An error occurred while saving the comment No. Don't do this as William says — it would be the same mistake as recent 'Zoom to selection' failure was. Don't REPLACE features, IMPROVE them.
I use changing of paragraph alignment like it is now, for moving, daily.
Building proposed feature into AI — is a good idea, but DON'T replace current behaviour. Make it work with Ctrl+clicking of a button, for example.
P.S. Use 'Align Text.jsx' until it is implemented -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Perhaps I misread this, but I seemingly can’t reproduce the problem... Dilyana, if this is something that is still a problem today — can you please share a small video to illustrate the behavior?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I wonder if anyone is having this problem still?
If yes — can you share a video?An error occurred while saving the comment Saman, can you please share a short recording of it, to illustrate the behavior?
Do you mean on canvas (which is a completely different problem then and should be reported separately), or in the Layers panel?
Also — please check if you have Object Selection by Path Only disabled in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @moliveira, the PNG attached looks like a screenshot, not the actual PNG, right? I can spot the difference, the strokes are thinner, but it looks like if the exposure of the image got boosted... Not sure what I’m seeing... If this problem is still relevant, can you please share a test file with this artwork within along with the exact settings used to produce the PNG?
Alos, have to ask, — is is a symbol object? If yes — is it flipped? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Nadia, I’m testing this today, and it seems like the rectangles stay uniquely colored in the resulting SVG... at least in my result with your file using your settings.
Can you please test this again in a latest version of Ai? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I’m checking this today and it’s getting exported just fine, with no error.
Jacob, can you please verify if the problem is gone for you as well? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Artur, it might be too late to ask this, but if this SVG is still opens broken (and you still have it), please send it directly to sharewithai@adobe.com (UserVoice often forbids attaching SVGs for obscure security reasons). If you do this, please mention the link to this report somewhere in text of the email, for tracking it back here — https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/41450602
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Yoshihisa, I’m testing this today and with the default settings uses the pattern stays after Save As SVG.
Can you please retest this? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Ebony, if you are still having this problem, please share a test file with this octopus inside (you can try to remove everything else if it doesn’t influence the export outcome). You can either do it here in a comment, or send directly to sharewithai@adobe.com (in this case please mention this report’s link — https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/42642355)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Melissa, I wonder if you are having this thing today?
You never shared the original SVG file that had this clipping problem, so if you do ahve it and it’s still an issue — please share. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Pablo, est-ce que ça ressemble à ce rapport de bug ? Il me semble que c'est exactement le même problème. Peux-tu le confirmer ?
Strokes inside symbols don't show correctly when exported as a png
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/50875568An error occurred while saving the comment Adobe decided to update the forums... again... the link is dead (as usual), and the post is nowhere to be seen. Nothing in the web archive as well...
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7 votesResolved (Comments Open) · 5 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Bugs » File Save, Import and Export · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment A similar report,
Export for Screens Inaccurate on Large-Size Canvas
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An error occurred while saving the comment Huh.
There was a similar problem with Export As, now fixed, https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49420505 ...
Odd to have this one slipped into cracks... -
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An error occurred while saving the comment It’s not something new for Ai 2026 :)
It’s that Ai never allowed to Reset Bounding Box for 'live shapes' — unexpanded rectangles, ellipses, stars, polygons...
And since what you have selected in the screenshot is a live shape, the option is disabled.
You have two ways of dealing with it at the moment:
1. Use Pathfinder > Unite, to 'flatten' your rhombus into a path — it resets the bounding shape instantly
2. Use Object > Shape > Expand Shape, and then use Object > Transform > Reset Bounding Box
In both cases the path becomes just path and looses shape-specific controls.
If you then use Object > Shape > Convert to Shape, you’d get them back — and the bounding box would adapt again to hug the shape, as you have it now. -
2 votesAdminEgor Chistyakov
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It’s OK :) it’s better to have a discovery than a missing feature.
Thanks for making a request! It might help others to learn too.