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WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

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192 Images, Animation, and Multimedia<br />

3. (Optional) Set a Grow tolerance value to automatically expand the<br />

selected area under the cursor (by detecting colors similar to those<br />

within the current selection). The greater the value the more the<br />

selected area will grow.<br />

4. Using the circular cursor, click and drag across the area to be retained.<br />

It's OK to repeatedly click and drag until your selection area is made.<br />

The Undo button reverts to the last made selection.<br />

5. If you're outputting an alpha-edged bitmap, you can refine the area to<br />

be kept/discarded within Image Cutout Studio (only after previewing)<br />

with Erase and Restore touch-up tools. Vector-cropped images can be<br />

cropped using standard <strong>WebPlus</strong> crop tools outside of the Studio.<br />

Make your outline edge as exact as possible by using brush and<br />

touch-up tools before committing your work.<br />

6. Click OK to create your cutout, or click Cancel.<br />

You'll see your image on the poster page in its original location, but with the<br />

selected areas cut away (made transparent).<br />

Click Reset if you want to revert your selected areas and<br />

start your cutout again.<br />

Refining your cutout area (alpha-edged bitmaps only)<br />

If a vector-cropped image is created via Image Cutout Studio it's possible to<br />

subsequently manipulate the crop outline using crop tools. However, for alphaedged<br />

bitmaps, Erase and Restore touch-up tools can be used to refine the cutout<br />

area within the Studio before completing your cutout. The latter can't be edited<br />

with crop tools.<br />

The touch-up tools are brush based and are only to be used to<br />

fine-tune your almost complete cutout—use your Keep and<br />

Discard brush tools for the bulk of your work!

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