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Welcome to the Serif Affinity forums.

If you look at the Transform panel you can see that you have items that are on non-integer X and Y pixel positions, and/or have non-integer pixel dimensions. Both of those can cause an export to show a pixel or two bigger in dimension than you expected.

I suggest checking the application Settings, User Interface, and increasing the number of decimal places that are displayed for pixel measurements to at least 3, then ensuring that the X, Y, W, and H values shown in the Transform panel for the items are all integers.

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Hi @jdelpt and another warm welcome to the forums,

In addition to what @walt.farrell mentions above regarding pixel alignment, I suspect the issue is related to either Adjustment Layers or the addition of FX.

Could you upload your file or just a subset of the file so we can take a look at the actual cause...

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Posted

Hi @jdelpt,

You have the addition of a seemingly unnecessary rectangle which once removed should fix the slice size issue but only after removing the FX you have applied so you may need to rastierise the FX layers...

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This rectangle is to have the good sizes for my export in export persona. If I remove it, I still have in export persona the big rectangle around the carton-the-menthe layer...

 

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18 minutes ago, jdelpt said:

This rectangle is to have the good sizes for my export in export persona.

If you need to keep the rectangle you could perhaps nest the layer inside another layer that is the size of the slice you need...

 

Sample File

export pb alt.afdesign

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I added some masks to the groups. This introduces the problem of clipping the effect, the outer glow. So you'll have to adjust them for those two which have the outer glow added.

export pb w masks.afdesign

When using effect layers you run into the problem of either including the resized group's apparently empty space (which has only the effect) or clipping the effect off abruptly.

Oh, and Walt's advice about Pixel alignment is extremely important.

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