Export a frame of 375W to 2.4x and get 901px

[ymcheung]

I want to export a 375W frame to 900px, so 900/375 = 2.4.

And I got a jpg of 901px.

What should I do to get what exactly I wanted? Thanks!

[Gleb]

FIXED: SVG exports at a different size to W & H values in editor

The main problem that can cause export cropping issues is if you have the object on non-integer absolute coordinate or if the object has non-integer scale (with fractions). Absolute means all frames it is nested in should be at integer coordinates too. Or you can align it to the absolute pixel grid ignoring underlying frames, but I think the former is simpler. You can also check if the object is aligned to pixels by using File → Export… If the object is not aligned to pixels, it will show Origi…

[ymcheung]

This is where the frame locates. I thought negative positions were not sub-pixel.

[Gleb]

True, but there is a catch. They aren’t sub-pixel in 1:1 export but they can be in different size exports. Let’s say you are exporting a node in 1.5 for example. Technically, the whole canvas would be enlarged to 1.5 to export this piece at this resolution. This would result in fractional numbers in coordinates. If your frame is standing on coordinates (3, 11), then the result will be at coordinates (4.5, 16.5). I don’t know why it works this way but it does. So to ensure your export at 2.4x works correctly, the object needs to be standing on coordinates divisible by 5 (because 0.4 is 2/5). Alternatively you can set the export dimensions explicitly (e.g. 900w as 375*2.4=900), this way the canvas shouldn’t multiply this way and the coordinates can be any integers.