Artboard

[OTA33379174zas6]

is there any away to remove that white canvas behind the artboard. overview point is not eneble but stil i got that white back when i take single artboard but when i take more then one there was no white area ...... plz any solution for this coz it's very annoying.

[Ton Frederiks]

Maybe turn on View > Transparency Grid?

[Jacob Bugge]

OTA,

In addition to what Ton said, the white is just the nothingness you see in many applications.

In addition to the Tranparency Grid, you can also use the subtler Grid, or you can create a coloured rectangle in the back, filling the Artboard.

[Mike_Gondek]

Thankyou so much for the screenshot. Without that would be near impossible to help you.

Looks like you used a video preset. Delete Artboard 2 in the trash can.

[Ton Frederiks]

And of course @Mike_Gondek  is also correct with the same answer as @defaultsgjp1vsm108j  🙂

[Mike_Gondek]

Both posts were by me. Adobe does not adjust well if you have the IIS account management at work and my personal account. I deleted the errant post, apologies for any confusion.

[Ton Frederiks]

I guessed something like that was happening, no problem. 

[Monika Gause]

Do you need this for After Effects?

In that case you need the second artboard.

[Ton Frederiks]

@defaultsgjp1vsm108j  is correct it is a file based on a video preset.

The easiest way to get rid of it is creating a new file based on Art & Illustration (or Print if that is your destination).