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November 16, 2023
Question

Exports adding a thin white line top and bottom

  • November 16, 2023
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Hi all,

When i’m exporting to a JPG with a dark background, the export is adding 1px to its original size which then creates a thin white line top and bottom

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23 replies

Kaylee Lee
New Member
June 11, 2025

Hmm, I wonder if this is a good solve for continuous carousel frames that can’t afford to have a weird crop/split.

kfische4
New Member
June 11, 2025

Hmm, I wonder if this is a good solve for continuous carousel frames that can’t afford to have a weird crop/split.

True, the image may become one pixel larger, but if that pixel is transparent, you won’t notice it—especially if it’s being overlapped.

In my example, I noticed a line on the right side after exporting. So, I extended the left side by one pixel, and that resolved the issue. Technically, you don’t need to expand all sides—just the side opposite the line.

(The left side of the image before extending was touching the image wall which was probably the culprit)

SomethingFishy
Active Member
September 8, 2025

As usual, something incredibly rudimentary that should take me 3 seconds has taken me an hour trying everything in this thread and I’ve gotten nowhere. Thanks for the unkillable janky border, Figma.

So every jpeg I export from Figma I’ll also have to run through Photoshop to crop by 1 pixel. Fantastic.
 

 

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