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  • #47795
    Angelina Canez
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      I learned how to turn amy photo into a PNG files.

      I like using the eraser, it takes much more time. The magic wand sometimes doesn’t get it all or takes to much. Maybe I don’t know how to use it properly.

      Rookie, Angie Canez

      #47799
      Angelina Canez
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        I do have a question on this. The PNG file with the treasure chest, seagull and other sea stuff is a pre purchased. I wanted the treasure chest and seagull separately. So I did made copies and used the easier tool on the chest and seagull.

        I was left with a lot of area of white and grey squares.

        How do I lose some of the back gound and keeping the chest and seagull the same size?

        Rookie, Angie Canez

        #47812
        Cassel
        Keymaster
          • 2522
          • Superfan

          It looks like you distorted the treasure chest, possibly with the Pick tool. Is that what you are asking?

           

          #47821
          Angelina Canez
            • 6
            • Rookie

            No, sorry

            I’m asking is there a way to remove the extra space (grey & white squares) around the PNG treasure chest?

            Thanks, Angie Canez

            #47822
            Cassel
            Keymaster
              • 2522
              • Superfan

              Oh, I see. That checkerboard pattern means it is transparent. That is not part of the image. If you want to remove the extra space, you can simply Copy (Ctrl-C) and Paste as a new image (Ctrl-Shift-V). That would crop to the nearest non-transparent pixel. If that still leaves some empty spaces, it would be because there is at least one pixel left. If that is the case, use your Eraser tool to erase around the edges, and repeat the process.

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