I make Cliping mask in Illustrator , its ok. but when i export the file as TIF OR JPG its also import the image area which is inside the cliping mask . is there any solution for it.
Problem with Cliping Mask...i got tired of it but didnt find any solution plz help
I make Cliping mask in Illustrator , its ok. but when i export the file as TIF OR JPG its also import...
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#3
Posted 17 March 2013 - 05:52 AM
It shouldn't do that. Review how to create clipping masks can try again. Illustrator Help | Clipping masks
#4
Posted 20 March 2013 - 06:23 PM
Try exporting it to .png. Make sure that you check the Transparent option in the pop-up dialog box. When you open it in PS, you'll get the shape of your clipping mask with a transparent background. From there, you can save the file to whatever format you want. Hope this answer your question.
#5
Posted 22 March 2013 - 12:19 PM
HELP! Let assume that i have a 2x2 inch box and a image 3x3 inch . when i mask the image its looks fine my image got inside the 2x2inch. but when i export it as a tif or jpg its import the 3x3 inch image. 2 inch of image in clipping mask and rest 1 inch of blank white space. plz help
#6
Posted 26 March 2013 - 03:13 PM
Firoz,
I did some testing to try an recreate your problem...I think I figured it out...I know how frustration these things can be..been there myself several times. I believe you are trying to use a clipping mask in the wrong way....from what you have posted it looks like you are getting an image result with the embedded image clipped surrounded by the extra inch of white space around the clipped image. Well, a the clipping mask is working correctly ( it is clipping the imbedded image to the right size) it will not clip the original size of your file though...which is what I think you are trying to do...reduce the actual SIZE of the image to 2x2...you need to change the SIZE of your artboard to 2x2 and you will end up with an image without the extra white space around the clipped image.... I know clear as mud right. If you have any questions...or my explaination fails...just relpy here...would enjoy trying to help more.
Regards, vet87
I did some testing to try an recreate your problem...I think I figured it out...I know how frustration these things can be..been there myself several times. I believe you are trying to use a clipping mask in the wrong way....from what you have posted it looks like you are getting an image result with the embedded image clipped surrounded by the extra inch of white space around the clipped image. Well, a the clipping mask is working correctly ( it is clipping the imbedded image to the right size) it will not clip the original size of your file though...which is what I think you are trying to do...reduce the actual SIZE of the image to 2x2...you need to change the SIZE of your artboard to 2x2 and you will end up with an image without the extra white space around the clipped image.... I know clear as mud right. If you have any questions...or my explaination fails...just relpy here...would enjoy trying to help more.
Regards, vet87
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