I suggest changing the brush size in the bottom left to get to those last few dots. Their underlying algorithm provides a guided autocomplete so you don’t have to mark every dot. You need to mark the dots you want to keep (green) and the ones your want to remove (red). There are tons of background removal tools out there but Clipping Magic is the only one that lets you make editorial changes which is kind of essential here. Next, we are going to use Clipping Magic to remove the background dots. Please consider donating something to this woman, her tool is pretty cool! Use Clipping Magic Background Remover I like to make the most contrast between the background dots and foreground dots but that is just my preference.ĭownload your spiral betty image when you’re done making adjustments.
You can adjust the Lightness and Contrast slider to make the dots bigger or smaller. I would also select the black and white option for this type of project. Toggle Dots And Adjust ContrastĪfter, you’ve zoomed in to your satisfaction, make sure the “dot” toggle is selected. Don’t worry, you can still make zooming changes later as well. Here, I am using a black and white image as an example.Īfter uploading your image, zoom in on the part you want to template. If it doesn’t have a lot of contrast, use to remove the background first. It works best if there is lots of contrast with the key part of the image that you want to template. It needs to be in a pixel based file format like. Just give it a try, most people don’t last for more than 10 minutes.īack to the easy way… Upload Your Base Image I won’t go into the pain of trying to make rhinestone templates using a full graphics editor like Illustrator or Inkscape.
I saw this and immediately thought, RHINESTONES! They recently added a Dot feature which turns any image into dots.
I have a separate tutorial on how to optimize your spiral betty vinyl projects if you are interested. Spiral Betty started out as a image processing that turns any image into a spiral. Let’s start with the first tool, Spiral Betty. It involves two of my favorite image processing tools online, and. I have finally found a way to turn any image into a rhinestone template in about 1/10th of the time! I’m not exaggerating, it’s quite magical. Have you ever tried to make a rhinestone template? It takes forever. I found a way to convert an image to a rhinestone template without having to manually place a bunch of circles in place.
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