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Hi Friends,
I have a vector image (png) that has a transparent background. I want to remove a part of that image. How do I do that and preserve transparency?
Thanks in advance!
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»I have a vector image (png)«
That’s oxymoronic, png is not a vector format.
Please post the image in question or at least a screenshot with the pertinent Panels (Toolbar, Layers, Channels, Options Bar, …) visible.
Try applying a Layer Mask to the Layer.
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Forgive my ignorance on the vectors.
I want to remove the head and body but keep the rest.
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• Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal All
• paint out or use the Selection Tool to hide the parts you want to remove by making them black in the Layer Mask
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Thanks for responding. Ok I'm good with Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal All
But from there I need help. I make the selection but not sure I understanding turning the selection to black?
Thanks
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Please post a screenshot with the pertinent Panels visible.
If the Layer Mask is selected then setting the foreground color to black (D and X) and hitting alt-delete should fill the selection with black.
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Hi Stwoods,
Note: images can't be a vector image. Vector formats are different like eps, ai, svg etc..
In your case open png image in photoshop and remove background part. It's a very easy process.
Please have a look on given link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fuEffoomCU
That link will help you to understand that. Let me know if you still need any help .
Thanks
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Thanks. I will take a look at that!
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Hi Stwoods,
To explain the process i cut a head part from the image, just to explain you please have a look on given link below:
https://a.uguu.se/aGPSeZDKgkTh_HelpingHandsCreativeUIUXDesigner
Link will be live for next 24 hours. so make sure you view that before it expires.
Thanks
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