I need to remove the white background from a logo

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May 26, 2018
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I have a JPG file that had an image that in red blue and gold inside of it. It also included lettering.

I have converted it to a PNG file but am stuck on how to delete all the white

I am using PS CC 2018

HELP Please

Dunc

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Correct answer Norman Sanders

When I flatten the layers the white returns. What is the fix for that?

To flatten choose Layer > Merge Down

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shubham_magar

Participant

Thanks for helping

If any query, i will ask on it

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shubham_magar

Participant

i really disappoint because i find logo for my website

my current Website logo is totally different i want to create some 3d type logo can you please refer me different video links to create some 3d logo design .

Please Refer me because i try learn Photoshop

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shubham_magar

Participant

really like work..

Norman Sanders

Legend

I suggest you take Trevor.Dennis advice and create a crisp version of the design. If, for some reason, you prefer to use the one you posted, you can remove the white area this way:

1. Put a blank layer below the image layer

2. Return to the image layer and double click to bring up Layer Style

3. In the Blend if option at the bottom slowly move the top right slider to the left until the white disappears.

4. Flatten the layers via Layers > Merge Down.

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

Dunc, it is a very easy graphic to recreate. I have not been super careful about font choice here, but it only took me five minutes. Would you like a step by step on how to do it? You end up with a fully vectored graphic that will scale to any size without loss of quality, and it is good practice, and good fun. Plus you can annoy all the people who will inevitably tell you that you should be using Illustrator.

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Dunc.FAuthor

Inspiring

WOW, Trevor Thanks for the offer! I would love those directions.

BTW, you misspelled "Retired" (That is something I would do too) :-)

Thanks

Dunc

JJMack

Community Expert

Start with Custom Shape layer thin Circle Frame hold] Shift+ALT. Change to Ellipse Tool Path mode Drag out a circle hold Shift+Alt. Switch to Pen + tool add two points, Switch to direct selection tool select Bottom arc delete and the other bottom Arc. Switch to the Text Tool use Text on the Path. Add two other text layers. Add a white Circle shape layer overt the background layer. Turn off background layer. Create your own Custom Flag and star Shape Layers or find custom shapes one the web.