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New Here ,
Sep 13, 2017 Sep 13, 2017

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So sorry, I'm a newbie...I'm STUCK!!! Can someone please help me get rid of the white box without changing the quality of the print? Please explain in newbie speak...preferrably step-by-step...I've done pretty good up til this point. I need the outside to be transparent so I can just drop it onto anything without losing any quality no matter the size (hope that makes sense) lol

Cheers,

TJ.

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New Here , Sep 13, 2017 Sep 13, 2017

Thanks guys for our time...I ended up using eraser and erasing a lot of the white, then wand which highlighted the remaining white and delete! woohoo it worked! Saved the neighbours and partner from a lot more swearing lol.

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Sep 13, 2017 Sep 13, 2017

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THis is a JPEG or PNG you have placed in Illustrator, right?

In that case you could try and first Image trace that picture. Then Expand and delete the white.

Or delete the white in Photoshop: First make that background into an image layer, then select and delete the white background (try magic wand tool). Then save as a PSD and place in Illustrator.

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Also, in the Image Trace dialog you can choose "Ignore White" so it automatically removes any white from the image. this is assuming there are no other white areas that you want to retain.

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Sep 13, 2017 Sep 13, 2017

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As Monika already mentioned, if you have a JPEG or PNG file it is much easier to get rid of the white background in Photoshop. If you have a vector format, just choose the white background by double clicking on it. Keep clicking if it is grouped.

But if you have a JPEG or PNG and you want to "vectorize" your image,  you may try this:

1. Open your image in Illustrator

2.Then choose an image and click the button on the top to redraw your image. Then choose the quality as shown on the picture.

1.jpg

3. After the system redrawn your image, click the following button for vectorization.

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4. After you did this, you can delete the background. To choose it make sure you keep clicking twice on it until you get the background. 

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Community Expert ,
Sep 13, 2017 Sep 13, 2017

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Then choose the quality as shown on the picture.

I would always first try the "Auto-Color" option. Usually gives you a pretty good result with much fewer paths, points, colors and tracing irregularities. Only if that fails, try other options.

BTW: this is all pretty well explained in the documentation.

How to edit artwork in Illustrator using Image Trace

even with videos:

New image trace

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i think image trace might be barking up the wrong tree if this is an indication:

logo+screenshot.png

but of course who knows.

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Community Expert ,
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There's nothing selected in the screenshot.

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Thanks guys for our time...I ended up using eraser and erasing a lot of the white, then wand which highlighted the remaining white and delete! woohoo it worked! Saved the neighbours and partner from a lot more swearing lol.

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Sep 14, 2017 Sep 14, 2017

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Unfortunately havent started with illustrator yet as thats my next software to play with, Still trying to get my head round changes in CC with dreamweaver etc: Only way I could advise would be in PS but think you have better advice above - so really pointless me posting - But a way as first comment to say Hi All.1_Example.jpg

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