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    204 comments  ·  Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » File Save, Import and Export  ·  Admin →
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    Completed (Comments Open)  ·  AdminVarun Sharma (Sr Product Manager, Adobe Illustrator) responded

    Hi Everyone,

    The fix has been rolled out and is available in our latest release build – 24.1.1 for Win and 24.1 for Mac which is available worldwide now.

    What’s new in 24.1: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/whats-new.html

    You can update to the latest release using Creative Cloud desktop App: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-updates.html

    Thank you for all the feedback.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    The fix is not even difficult, they need to run a simple script when exporting PNG. Get the stupid file and then run the script to remove transparent pixels, thats it. The script is from the 90s and is open source, it works on C, Java, Pearl, Python, LUA and many other languages. They could really solve it in 30 minutes if they want to. They wanna make it sound like is something difficult, but I am a noob programmer and even I could fix it.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    This is been on for already 2 years and seems like Adobe is just not going to listen to their customers.
    Here is my work-arround this annoying thing:
    I export all my objects to one folder, then open terminal and use ImageMagick suite of tools’ “convert” program to trim the transparent pixels around the image. It works flawlessly on all the files in the folder.
    If you guys want I can make a tutorial on it. It is an extra step I wish I didn’t need to do, but is better than opening photoshop for each image or doing the PDF thing. Just open terminal on that folder and use same command to look for all PNG and trim transparent edges and voila.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    There is a command line tool for Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android OS that also has an API for Pearl, C++, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby and many others languages. Its called ImageMagick
    If you have Mac with Homebrew or MacPorts is very easy to install, and your just run a command like:
    $convert a1.png -trim a1.png
    And voila! In a blink you get rid of unnecessary, unwanted, useless borders that Adobe has not been able to do until now and is claiming is too difficult with a simple tool that has been out for almost 20 years.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    It is simple, there is a scan done layer by layer, from first layer to layer 80 there was no opaque pixels. So crop to layer 80
    Do same for left right and bottom. That way if your content was on the bottom right corner or wherever it will still crop accordingly to its values for opaque pixels. If you need a transparent frame I guess there could be an option to say retain transparent frame. And do a -x pixels for the transparent border counting from your opaque pixels. Voila. Is not that difficult.

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