: Retaining px dimension when export to a PNG file. Adobe Illustrator In Adobe Illustrator I have an Icon that has dimensions of 200px by 200px. When I export it to a PNG file though,the PNG

@Fox8063795

File > Document Setup > Units > Pixels

(the following items can be found in toolbar when Artboard tool is selected)


1) Select Artboard, with Move/Copy Artwork button Active

2) Set Reference Point to upper Left Corner

3) Set X: 0 px, Y: 0 px

File > Export > Export for Screens

Formats: > set to desired px size

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@Radia289

For those who still have the problem with odd number like me. Such as 67, 143 ,or others. It will convert to 68 or 144. (for me)

Here steps for you to fix :


Make sure Artboard is the same size with Background. (Size that you want it to be)
Select all objects
in transform X or Y should have “.5” , Cut it out
open Artboard minus X or Y with .5 (Position that you cut it out in transform)
Then export with normal default | Done

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@Murray976

While exporting the PNG Image of 200Pixels and Artboard of 834 Pixels select the Use Artboard Icon in Export palette as shown in this Video.

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@Connie430

Because you did not check the Use Artboards option on the export window, Illustrator defaults to exporting everything in your workspace.

But I would recommend using the File > Save for Web... command, instead.

Save for web has the advantage of allowing you more control over the output. For example, you can even preview how things are going to be rendered and the final file size before exporting it. It also automatically crops to artboard size, so you don't have to worry about any overlapping objects.

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