I can easily trim a round circle logo from a picture but there always remains a white background around it. I only want the circle without any white around it. I cannot find any support for this or anything in the search list.
My intention is to crop a round logo from a picture and I cannot crop a circle, only a square. So I am trying to use trim with a circle but there is always some white remaining. HOW DO I REMOVE all the white around the trimmed circle?
Please try to use clear understandable English for dummies and not geek software programmer language.
How do I eliminated the 'white background' around a trimmed
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heinz-oz
In clear english:
jpeg format does not allow for transparency and always has a square/rectangular background. Hence your white corners
gif format and some others allow for a transparent background and will display only the round image selection you have made, but only when placed on a colored back ground. If you only look at it in some viewer, there will still be the corners.
If you were to print your round image with the white corners, what would you see on your print? A round image on a white back ground, right?
jpeg format does not allow for transparency and always has a square/rectangular background. Hence your white corners
gif format and some others allow for a transparent background and will display only the round image selection you have made, but only when placed on a colored back ground. If you only look at it in some viewer, there will still be the corners.
If you were to print your round image with the white corners, what would you see on your print? A round image on a white back ground, right?