: In Photoshop, I've drawn a circle with fill set to 0% to get a circle without a fill, but the circle is filled when saved as PDF In Photoshop, I've drawn a circle with fill set to 0% to

In Photoshop, I've drawn a circle with fill set to 0% to get a circle without a fill. This looks fine in Photoshop, but when I save it as a PDF for use in another document, it fills the circle! What gives? How can I keep it without the fill when it's a PDF (the background is transparent).

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@Berryessa866

Another quick fix would be to create a new, empty layer, en merge it with the circle layer. This will Keep the effect, but without using the fill settings.

Another option is, close to what Rasha Amer said. Take your eclipse selection tool, make a selection as big as your circle, and right click. From the menu, select stroke, and change the settings for the desired effect.

Hope that helps you out ;)

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@Heady304

you can try to select "Fill Pixels" option instead of "shape layers", then follow the same steps to draw your circle, make border and set the fill to 0%.

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