: Going from Illustrator to Photoshop I've been having some trouble lately trying to create some simple images when going from AI to PS. I'm initially starting out with this apple logo vector

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I've been having some trouble lately trying to create some simple images when going from AI to PS.

I'm initially starting out with this apple logo vector that I want to convert to a white color in photoshop, clipping away the rest of the image, leaving only the logo.

These are the steps that I'm taking that seem to lead me to a jagged looking picture:

Copy and paste the AI file into PS as a smart object.
Resize
Rasterize the layer
Use rectangle marque tool to select everything but the logo and cut it out of the picture.
Use the paint bucket to color it white.
All done. But it looks jaggedy. Am I doing the right steps for this? Any tips would be appreciated.

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@Nimeshi706

Your processes makes little sense.

Vector artwork has no background by default. If there is a background, it must be comprised of other objects you can simply click and delete in Illustrator.

Taking a vector piece into Photoshop, then rasterizing it to remove the background is a very, very, very, very poor workflow.

Here's what you do....

Search for the Apple Logo on Brandsoftheworld.com and download it. (You'll have to sign up, but there's no cost and they don't spam you.)

Open the downloaded file and use that. They won't have any backgrounds.

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