When I saved graph in JPG format it's outer axis are no longer present.

[tarungupta9]

#Code

#After saving when I opened the img

#Adding fig.tight_layout() results in err

[ImportanceOfBeingErnest]

This is not a bug, and the result is expected.

First, add_axes([0,0,1,1]) creates an axes which is exactly as large as the figure. Therefore it is expected that the labels are outside of the figure.

Second, tight_layout can only be used on figures which include subplots. From the documentation:

tight_layout automatically adjusts subplot params so that the subplot(s) fits in to the figure area.

If you want to use tight_layout, use subplots instead of simple axes. If you have a problem of implementing, consider refering to existing questions on stackoverflow or consider asking a question there.

[WeatherGod]

Just to add a little bit here, the reason why you are seeing the axes labels in your jupyter notebook is because jupyter turns on a feature called `bbox_inches='tight'` by default. This is usually used to trim off excess whitespace around a figure. However, this can also have the effect of padding a figure so that its entire contents appear. Meanwhile, when you are saving the image, you don't have that feature turned on, so the figure is saved without padding.

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[jklymak]

fig.savefig('name.png', bbox_inches='tight')