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You're welcome 😊

I’m glad you found it helpful!

I’m glad you found it helpful!

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Haha thanks!

Oh really? I’m on a Mac and it worked just fine… which version of mac are you out of interest?

@@CreatorFix It's the MacBook Pro. I don't understand why they would change it between versions, but that's Apple for you.

I have the final Intel MacBook Pro (2019), that’s strange how they make it different on different versions

Thanks ☺️

It does!!

You’re welcome ☺️

I didn’t realise it was a pro option.

Photoshop removes the background of videos? I didn’t know that 😅

@@CreatorFix Damn! You got me! 😄👏

@@CreatorFix Honestly, I only read the title and added it to my watch later! 🥺

Haha oops

That’s cool! I hope you find it helpful 🤞🏻

Thank you! It sure does 😅

I know everyone just wants to get the job done quick haha, glad you found it helpful ☺️

Fantastic! Glad it helped ☺️

Strange… it worked in mine a couple hours ago. What type of image are you using?

@@CreatorFix jpg and png

@DhanyaDays sorry, I mean, what does your image look like? Sometimes photoshop struggles to define where the outline of the subject is if there is no clear contrast.

@@CreatorFix I took the photo with canon R camera

@DhanyaDays the quality of the camera doesn’t make a difference if there’s no clear contrast between subject & background unfortunately

Which version of Photoshop are you using? What type of image are you trying to remove the background of? This method has worked for me many times & appears to have worked for most of the people who have watched this video.

Which version of Photoshop are you using?

@@CreatorFix cs6

@jayjaypeeko1041 this is filmed in Adobe cc 2024, you may need to manually select the subject to be able to do this

As of right now, CapCut does not have a feature where you can make the mask automatically track on the face. Premiere Pro does however have this feature and will have it done in a couple of minutes 😊

You’re welcome ☺️

Do you have it as a separate layer like in the video?

@@CreatorFix all I did was copy the part of my video dragged the blur in the video but when I try to adjust the size of the video I don’t get the option to with the white dots and make it a different size covering a different area

@@CreatorFixlike I don’t get the option to drag the blur and position it

Do you not see the mask option like I have in the video?

@@CreatorFix I do and when I apply it I can’t move the circle around

Wish I could control the ads TH-cam shows… hope you found this video helpful though!

This is a tutorial that covers the very basics. A more advanced tutorial is on its way to my channel.

I always set my programs to default to reflect what most users will see. Which version of Photoshop are you using and which thing are you not finding in your application?

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Thanks!

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Were your settings set to default before starting?

Can you describe the image you’re trying to do this on?

Sorry! This video just covers the basics. I am currently working on a more advanced video however ☺️

Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful ☺️

You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped ☺️

You’re welcome!

Did the whole process not work or did it fail at a specific part?

What is fake?

@@CreatorFix 😅🤣😂

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I’m glad ☺️

You’re welcome ☺️

Yes you need Canva Pro to remove a background.

Thank you! I’m glad it was helpful 😊

Haha thank you!

Thank you! The pattern generated in Canva is a raster design by default, but if you’re using Canva Pro, you can export it as a vector (SVG) for scalable use.

You’re welcome! I’m glad it helped ☺️

You’re welcome ☺️

You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful ☺️

You’re welcome! Hopefully it saves you time moving forward ☺️

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Thank you so much! I appreciate the support ☺️

Haha that’s awesome!

@@CreatorFix You are going to save me so much time with my workflow! You should turn on Super Thanks for adding a little tip with comments on YT 😌

@xndrwolf That’s the best news ☺️ the whole purpose of my channel is to help other creatives get the solutions they need, fast. I have just learned what super thanks are… thank you for pointing that out. It is now enabled!

If you want them burned into your video you would simply render your video as normal with the caption track activated.

@@CreatorFix But if you want them to be captions that can be toggled on and off (i.e. "closed captions" ... which is what I always think of when someone says "captions") then it's virtually impossible to use Premiere to do that. I've been trying to figure this out all day, and as I understand it, Premiere can only export a sidecar SRT file with no styling information in it. In other words, the changes you made to the text in your tutorial will not show up. You can embed captions into a QuickTime file but only if they are 608 captions, which can not be styled with fonts, colors, backgrounds, etc. It's possible the 608 captions will retain positioning information, but I have not figured that out yet.

It is my understanding that you cannot currently customise captions within an .srt file itself. They will always appear as plain text and will be presented in the players default manner (for example, TH-cam displays them as white captions with a black background). This is standard across most video players. If this changes and it becomes possible to customise the .srt file itself, I will create a separate video detailing this. This video is specifically how to customise captions within Premiere Pro itself, not how to customise captions that you can then export as an .srt with the customisations in tact.