Adding 1px when it's exported

Same I get 1px borders added on exports. sometime with sometimes without I cannot figure out why seems like a bug

Hey there! Are any of the layers on sub pixels by chance? this is the most common reason for an export to add a pixel to the width/height.

@Justin_Dilbeck try this. First, make sure the dimensions and XY positions of each frame are whole numbers or decimals. If they have decimals, select the frames you want to export, change the dimensions to whole numbers, and in the top menu, choose Arrange —> Round to Pixel. This usually helps. Also, make sure the frames have the Clip content option checked. Good luck!

Yes, but c’mon this really should not increase the dimensions for exported assets out of the blue. Figma should be able to handle this case as it simply is unexpected behavior.
I hope that this already is in your backlog. People will keep stumbling over it again and again. Thanks

You saved me hours of frustration. Thank you

Praise be to artepress ! This has been bugging me for days, and chalked it up to the latest update. Thank you !

THANK YOU!

I’m embarrassed for Figma that this is an issue. My engineer just questioned my ability to export squares. Now here I am with a ridiculous but believable answer AND solution.

Has anyone here noticed it’s been fixed or is this still happening?

I had this too back then and the solve for it outlined here is tedious and time consuming, especially with 50+ ads/mock frames in some projects.

The process for delivering files is makes it even worse when I need to export them because drag files into a compressor, then upload them and enter project details and tags to our DAM, add them to a sharelink, and then prep a handoff message and complete the ticket only to come back a day or two later and need to do it all again because of some silly issue.

Figma is incredible in so many ways so I can’t be too frustrated, but hopefully this gets fixed soon because it’s a really frustrating bug.

I’m dealing with this now and every solution presented isn’t working. I have a frame that is 750 and it’s exporting at 751. 

This has been a frustrating bug. In Dev Mode, the arrange > round to pixel option isn’t available. How do we solve this without access to Design Mode? 

You need to ask an editor to fix it, or duplicate the file to your drafts and make the changes in your copy of the file by yourself

I just don’t understand why it matters what the position is if the frame is a set size. Shouldn’t it export at that set frame size every time regardless? 

So what fixed it for me was viewing the font in pixel mode - and then realizing there was a subpixel issue with this font. One single pixel on a letter ‘g’ was pushing it to export one pixel off.

I’m having this same issue now along with a few other issues that have started to accompany it. I have my figma snapping to pixels, I also have tried the solutions here recommended and I still get 1 pixel added to files. Plus, there’s also a 1 pixel white line around some files too even when the frame defines the background color. The issue isn’t so much that Figma is adding a pixel, the issue is that when my client uploads files to Google ads or for display ads, they need to be PIXEL PERFECT in order to upload! When my team and even some production agency partners are exporting hundreds of ads, you could imagine how difficult and time consuming that can be to check each one when it happens just once. 

Feels like this is not something that should be happening at all. 

Anyone find solves recently? Seems like a bug. This keeps happening to me with X and Y values set to whole numbers, objects are set to whole numbers and clip content is checked. Object height determined by auto layout but it says they are whole numbers when I hover over hug. Figma is adding 1 pixel in height for 1x exports and 2 pixels for 2x exports. 

It's a bug, use the "Pixel Perfect" plugin to fix it

Maybe the container frame needs an even number width? Not sure whether it will help.

If its rotation, turn to zero and then back

I had all of my frames with 90 degrees of rotation. I change it to 0 (zero) and then again to 90 and the bug went off.

Perfect! My frames for some reason was with 90 degrees of rotation. After removing it the bug went off.