#SNAGIT 9 EDITOR HOW TO#

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The you'd only have to select the middle section adn apply the edge Give the option of turning those ragged edges to the inside of the boundingД«ox. Now the next thing they can do to make task like this even easier is to Select the middle portion and click Cut Out Select the top portion and apply a second quick styleДЈ. Select the bottom portion and apply quick styleДў. Add a bottom section torn edge style to your Quick Access StylesДЎ. Add a top section torn edge style to your Quick Access StylesДЈ. Add the selection tool to the quick access tool bar.Дў. You have a little more to do to setД®verything up inthe begining but then you could work really fast.ДЎ. Select the middle portion space and select Edit > Join. Select the top portion and apply a second torm edgeДЈ. Select the bottom portion and apply torn edgeДў. Select the Image tab, and click Cut OutДЄs the basic Join/Cut Out doesn't highlight that some thing is missing fromДЎ. Select the area to be cut out of the imageДў. Select the region to cut out of the middle of the imageДЎ.

You can do this right now in either SnagIT 8 or 9.ДЎ. > top and a few items and then the controls on the bottom. > slice out of the middle of a screenshot sometimes.

> And yes I love the ragged edge thing! One thing I wish I could do is take Subject: TOOLS: SnagIt, remove the middle of the capture, was Re: Snag-It 9.0 Again But this was quick and dirty for the purposes of this post.TOOLS: SnagIt, remove the middle of the capture, was Re: Snag-It 9.0 Again I could have done a much better job here by zooming in and making sure I got every little detail. Here is the final product from this tutorial: You can also drop your cut out image into some other image like this! (Sort of what one might do in /r/photoshopbattles.) Once you've done that you have a 'cut out' image that you can use in a nice clean instruction manual, web app, PowerPoint, or what have you.

Note: Make sure the background of the image is set to transparent.

Use the Fill tool to fill the shape with transparency. Use the Selection tool to select the area around the object. Use the same color as before for the fill. Use the shape tool to create another shape to fill it in. There is going to be a gap, as seen above. A tip I have is to always add extra vectors because it allows for better adjustment.

Note: Before flattening, make sure you have the lines lined up correctly.

Here I use a 'green screen' kind of a bright green. Then fill it with a color that isn't in the image. From there, begin to draw a box around the object. Zoom in for any parts that are 'rounded' or highly detailed. Draw the first line towards the object that you're going to cut out and begin to outline it.

Note: I prefer to use a color that will stand out in the image, a one point line, and no anti-aliasing.

Start by creating your polygon at one of the edges of the screen. Also a good idea to start with high quality image in the first place. png file so that in can support transparency. You're going to need to save the image you're going to be editing as a. That is, by default, disabled in SnagIt 12, which is what I am using. )Д«efore getting started you're going to need your polygon tool. I've needed to do this professionally many times.

#SNAGIT 9 EDITOR HOW TO#

How to take an element of a photo and 'cut it out' so that the background is transparent.

Snagit 9 editor