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Photoshop generator creates white frame

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Feb 05, 2019 Feb 05, 2019

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Hi everyone, I have a question. In the Photoshop CC 2017 version when I create a black background with a black background, the image is always surrounded by a thin white frame, I realize why I use these images on a black background site. By exporting images to the web this does not happen, does anyone know what is due and how to fix it? I would like for aesthetic reasons that this frame was not there. Thanks for the answers

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Feb 05, 2019 Feb 05, 2019

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Hi

Are you talking about this, just zoom in or out and it should go away

You could of course change the workspace color to something lighter

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No, it's not a question of zooming, it's just a jpg generated. In the green garment that there the image generated has a white frame while in the red garment that is not generated but exported for the web this does not happen

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Your image does not have a while border? It's a screenshot PNG, not generated JPEG though?

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Your image doesn't have a white border... Can you place both images back into Photoshop on a black background to show the white border and then post a screenshot of that...

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