See how to change the background of a Raster Image in Adobe Illustrator CC. This topic is very common in Adobe Photoshop which is a raster based photo editor. But unlike Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator is a vector based tool to create shapes and illustrations.
Using this Illustrator Secret, you will now be able to remove the backgrounds of raster images and make them transparent in Adobe Illustrator CC to work with any background.
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Thank you so much! I was trying to figure out how to do this because I am completely new to Illustrator!
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