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Would be nice of I get a tip to avoid this issue, thanks

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NOt possible to make a white margin. Always appear parts of the original photo. <>

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Peru BobCorrect answer

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Increase the canvas size and fill it or paint it with white.

Trevor.Dennis

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Can you describe your workflow? It is a simple process to add a white margin, so we need to know how you are trying to achieve it up till now.

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MARATEAAuthor

Thank you! I need to add a white or colored margin to a layered photo. It is a cropped one!

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Peru Bob

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Increase the canvas size and fill it or paint it with white.

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BrettN

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It is possible to create a white margin, but you may need to change tools or settings in order to do so. Are you using Crop tool? Canvas Size settings? Scaling a layer?

The composition of your file is also a factor. Is this a flat file (only has one layer named "Background")? Does it have multiple layers? Are any of them larger than the current canvas size?

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MARATEAAuthor

It has multiple layers! Should I need to flatten it???

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BrettN

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If you flatten an image, it will crop any information which is outside the canvas bounds. Then only blank material gets exposed when you expand the canvas

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