Question: How do I fix white lines in transparent logo?

[vanko2323]

Hello guys,

So I am making a logo and after finishing it in illustrator and moving to Photoshop to do some small changes, I made the background transparent however I still do get some white lines and dots which are kept and doing them manually would be a pain. The drawing used for a logo is a hand-drawn one which was later, of course, converted from a sketch to a good looking photo. Is there any way to somehow fix this or do a workaround? 

[c.pfaffenbichler]

»I made the background transparent however«

How? Did you create the transparency in Illustator (good idea) or use selection tools in Photoshop and delete (less of a good idea) or apply Layer Masks? 

Please post a scresnhot wioth the pertinent Panels (Layers etc.) visible. 

[c.pfaffenbichler]

»after finishing it in illustrator and moving to Photoshop«

Again the question is: How did you do that? 

Place a Smart Object or rasterize the file or …? 

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

Looking at the image, it appears the OP simply selected and deleted the white background pixels. This is atypical fringing from a deletion in Photoshop. Removing Matte via the Layer panel cleans this up.

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

Go to the Layer Menu/Matting and defringe or remove white matte.

[vanko2323]

Yeah I simply selected the background and deleted it. I have no idea how to do it otherwise, new to the programmes.

[Kevin Stohlmeyer]

Did the solution offered work? If so please mark the answer as correct.

[vanko2323]

I am not at home that is why i haven't checked

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Then you should create the transparency in Illustrator.