: Photoshop Generate Image Assets outputs wrong size image I have a 1440x280 resolution image. It looks like this: The layers are grouped and I rename the group like this: 1024 x 200 test-image70%
I have a 1440x280 resolution image. It looks like this:
The layers are grouped and I rename the group like this:
1024 x 200 test-image70%
This should output a 1024x200 px JPG at 70% quality. Instead it spits out this 1028x532 jpg:
Huh? What in the world is going on here? This isn't remotely close to what I am expecting. What am I doing wrong here? Is using groups really buggy with Generate Image Assets?
This is Photoshop CC 2015.5.1
(Note: Ignore all the black borders in the screenshots, that is just the Photoshop canvas background color).
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If you add a mask (either a vector mask or a bitmap mask) to your 1024 x 200 text-image.jpg70% group, the mask will dictate the bounding box when exporting the image using Generator.
Please note that using a layer or group mask works for PNG and JPEG exports, but it seems like there’s a bug when exporting SVGs using Generator with masks — the mask bounds are not used. I realise that doesn’t apply in this specific case, but it’s worth noting for other readers.
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