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February 12, 2021
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How to trace a .png image only without including the transparent frame?

  • February 12, 2021
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So, apparently I successfully removed a background of some pictures in photoshop, and I saved them as .png files. 

 

The next step is that I want to convert the pictures into vector images in illustrator.  

 

I take the .png file into illustrator and I trace it to convert it into a vector, BUT.....  the vector keeps taking the old frame in which the background used to be and converting it into a white background on the vector image. 

 

How can I just get an image without any background and get that image and trace it into a vector?

 

 

This is a sample of  how the pictures look in photoshop after removing background. 

 

This is a sample of how the pictures look as an Illustrator file still holding a background frame.  This is a snip of an Illustrator file when I send it to Character Animator and I found still has a background instead of just an image. ...   BTW.. the .png file  works fine, but I want to make it a vector to size it and make the pictures look more uniform. 

 

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Mejor respuesta de Ton Frederiks

Check the Ignore White in the Advanced tracing options.

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Ton Frederiks
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February 12, 2021

Check the Ignore White in the Advanced tracing options.

Inspiring
February 12, 2021

Thanks!

Ton Frederiks
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February 12, 2021

Good to hear that helped.