Removing the background color from an image in Silhouette Studio can be a daunting task, but with the right tools and techniques it is easy to do. The first step is to select the image you want to remove the background from.
Then, you need to click on the ‘Trace’ button in the top menu bar. This will open up the ‘Trace’ menu, which provides options for tracing an image so that you can remove any unwanted background colors.
Once in the Trace menu, you will see several options for tracing your image. The most commonly used option is ‘Auto-Trace’, which will trace around any shapes within your image and automatically create a cut line around them. You can also use ‘Smart Trace’ or ‘Manual Trace’, depending on what type of effect you are looking for.
After tracing your image, click on the ‘Select’ tool located in the top toolbar. This will allow you to select all of the shapes that have been created by tracing your image. With all of these shapes selected, press ‘Delete’ and this will remove any unwanted colors from your image’s background.
You may find there are still some unwanted colors visible after deleting them from the background. To get rid of these colors without affecting any other parts of your project, use Silhouette Studio’s color dropper tool to select these colors one by one and delete them using the same method as before.
Finally, if you want to add a new background color to your project, simply click on ‘Fill’ in the top toolbar and select a new color from either one of Silhouette Studio’s default colors or one that you create yourself using RGB values or HEX codes.
Removing background colors from images in Silhouette Studio is easy once you know how! By following these simple steps and utilizing some of Silhouette Studio’s tools such as Trace, Select, Delete and Fill, anyone can quickly remove any unwanted colors and add a new look to their creations!
Conclusion: Removing background color from an image in Silhouette Studio requires only a few simple steps – selecting an image with Trace, selecting outlines with Select tool, deleting unwanted colors with Delete tool, using Color Dropper Tool for small details and finally using Fill tool for adding desired color as new background color. With these basic steps anyone can easily change their images’ look without affecting other parts of their project!