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I've been getting perpendicular lines through my basemap imagery in my QGIS layout exports to PDF (see photo).

Some notes:

  • The lines do not appear on the export screen.
  • I have guides built into the layout, but they are not aligned with the lines.
  • They appear across different imagery sources both WMS and downloaded .TIFF and .JPEG raster files.
  • They do not appear when I export the composer as an image.
  • They are not unique to the print layout, when I create another layout from scratch they still show up.
  • They do not appear in my colleagues' exports using the same .qgis template files.
  • The lines do not go through the shapes which make up the frame surrounding the basemap.
  • The lines are in the same spot every time, towards the bottom and right.

I haven't been able to find anyone else with this issue on line.

My QGIS version is 3.20.3 and I'm on Windows 10 Home, 10.0.19043 Build 19043

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2 Answers 2

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In layout view go to 'Layout' tap > 'Export Settings' and check 'Always export as vectors' Had same problem at that moment ;-)

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  • Unfortunately, this didn't work. I am on QGIS 3.24.3 and still experiencing this issue.
    – JackP
    Jul 6 at 4:56
  • Very strange. Maybe a complete reinstall with OSGeo4W could help in your case. Would recommend to delete the old installation completely.
    – christoph
    Jul 6 at 5:24
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You can remove the grid lines if you disable the tiled raster layer export in the PDF Export Options:

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BTW: it would be cool if QGIS Server will support this feature one day (https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/51238).

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  • Unfortunately, this didn't work. I am on QGIS 3.24.3 and still experiencing this issue.
    – JackP
    Jul 6 at 4:56

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