I draw some shapes and paths with the pen tool in Adobe Illustrator. I put a stroke on all of them with the same width. For some reason I must export my work as .psd but when I export it and change it to pixels the strokes haven't the same width: one of them is one pixel the other is two pixels. I don't know how to solve this problem? Or why is this happening.
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Why are you converting the strokes to a raster image? PDFs can handle vectors just fine.– Billy KerrAug 14, 2018 at 9:18
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In Illustrator, go to menu View > Pixel Preview
If the shapes or strokes don't match the pixel grid, when they get rasterized the thickness will vary in at least one pixel.
Stroke width with pixel preview:
