How to delete white Pixels around GIF?

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by skyflyer, Oct 23, 2008.

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  1. #1
    Hello,
    I just made a GIF-file and now I have all white pixels around the logo.
    What I'm doing wrong? And what's the solution?

    I'm talking about the Nike-logo @ http://www.lana-stijn.be/

    I hope somebody can help me cause like this it's not so good...

    Thanks in advance!

    SkyFlyer
     
    skyflyer, Oct 23, 2008 IP
  2. sampathsl

    sampathsl Guest

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    I use adobe photoshop to create these type of logos. If your background is transparent and if you have saved it correctly there shouldn't be white pixels.
     
    sampathsl, Oct 23, 2008 IP
  3. skyflyer

    skyflyer Peon

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    That's what I did... I use Photoshop CS3... How to save it correctly? :D
     
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  4. skateme

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    Your background is already transparent. You just have to delete the stray white pixels floating around in your image. Do this by selecting the Magic Wand tool and setting the tolerance to 10. Then Press the black portion of the Nike logo. After that, go to Select in the menu bar and press Inverse. Then just press backspace or delete on your keyboard. Now just save and preview on your site :)
     
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  5. scoopy82

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    Not sure how CS3 is setup... still using PS8 here... but if there is an option for "matte" when your saving... be sure that is set to "none" otherwise you will get results like a white border (or whatever color the matte is set to)
     
    scoopy82, Oct 23, 2008 IP
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    Here you go, they have the same backgroundcolor as the place you want to put them.
     
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    If you still have a problem with this then send me the file. It could be allot of different things. I'll take a look at it and if it isn't too time consuming I'll clean it up for you.
     
    TommyCharles, Oct 25, 2008 IP