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How can I isolate this image?

Engaged ,
May 07, 2017 May 07, 2017

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I created this image and want to make it into a bouncing ball animation? I can't figure out how to isolate it and keep copying it onto white background. Thanks for looking, Lucie.

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Community Expert , May 07, 2017 May 07, 2017

Is the object in a separate layer?

Use Ctrl+J (Win)  or Cmd+J (Mac) to copy the Layer.  Repeat and move position as required.  See screenshot.

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Please post a screenshot of the image.

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Engaged ,
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I saved this in Photoshop with a transparent image background as a psd file. In Photoshop it comes up with transparent background, but when I save as jpg or gif file the background is white. I created the stick figure and put it in glass ball and added text. OMG I need a tablet so I can draw; it took me more than an hour to get circles and not scribbles.

My Anyone Inside Glass Ball_Help.jpg

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my psd stick figure.jpg

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Is the object in a separate layer?

Use Ctrl+J (Win)  or Cmd+J (Mac) to copy the Layer.  Repeat and move position as required.  See screenshot.

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My Anyone Inside Glass Ball_Animated.gifMy Anyone Inside Glass Ball_Animated.gifMy Anyone Inside Glass Ball_Animated.gif

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I don't know what you're trying to do. exactly.

Do you want a transparent background?  Uuse the Legacy Save for web as a GIF or PNG with transparency.  Otherwise you'll see an opaque background.   See screenshot.

Twitter-Icon-Saved.jpg

If you're trying to create animated GIFs, keep your objects on a transparent background (the checkerboard pattern).

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Hi Nancy, I saved my project for the Web. Also saved as a .gif. The little guy works like my bouncing ball animation in IE, but I don't know how to save it to post in here?Screenshot.jpg

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Go to File > Export > Save for Web (Legacy).  Do not export to HTML.  Save as Transparent GIF.

This is the animated GIF from above.

anima-broom.gif

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v115/lpalta/My%20Photoshop%20Projects/My%20Second%20Turtle_1.gif . When I click on File Option Legacy is not an option, Paths to Illustrator, Rendor Video, and Zoomify are the three options under Export. The above link is from the first animation I did. I saved that For the Web, as a .gif. I am feeling dumber by the hour...

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Which version of PS do you have?

I'm using the latest Photoshop Extended, CC 2017.  See screenshot.

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I have Photoshop CS6. Here is a screen shot of how I saved my Turtle to the Web, when I hit Save it saves as both html and gif: I have completed a couple of other small animations with no problems; I can't imagine what I am doing wrong.

SAVE for web.jpg

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Just figured out how to capture my Export options:

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May 08, 2017 May 08, 2017

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Just testing...

file:///J:/Desktop/Test-My-Anyone-Inside-Glass-Ball_Animated.html

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