I’m still making friends with the “Save As” workflow. I’ve been trying to adjust my workflow because I was using export asset/artboard all the time. You can also use copy/paste between AI and the GFUI with a few caveats that I’ll let you discover on your ownįiguring out a good workflow for yourself is a big part of the battle. In short, “Save As” is the safer, better option for getting consistently good SVG exports from AI.

You can see his and other people’s responses from this search: in particular is very meticulous when seeking answers and analyzing results related to this topic. Figuring out Discourse search can be fun though. This topic IS covered in depth over multiple threads. GG recommends the “Save As” option for reasons. While you wait for support, lets start with the statement that Glowforge doesn’t recommend using export for creating SVG from AI.

I realize I can probably make all my assets larger during design, but I really don’t want to have to do that for obvious reasons. Does anyone have any experience with this ‘Asset Export’ feature? In the Asset Export panel, I tried clicking the ‘Launch the export for screens dialog’, clicking the little gear, clicking SVG, ensuring ‘Responsive’ is unchecked there, then exporting using that dialog, but it still exports smaller. When I export using ‘Save As’ or ‘Export’, I have ‘Responsive’ unchecked, and it exports perfectly to scale using those 2 methods. And when I export it anyways, it always exports smaller (I would guess around 75% size). However, SVG is the only format that doesn’t allow you to scale. It allows you to export (in SVG, PNG or other formats) only the assets on the art board that you need, simultaneously, and puts each one in its own file. It’s the “Asset Export” panel (Window > Asset Export). There’s a feature in Adobe Illustrator, which if works correctly, would be an amazing feature. I checked the forum but couldn’t find this exact issue discussed anywhere.

Adobe illustrator png to svg