Designing Realistic Flame Effects in CorelDRAW and PhotoPaint

This CorelDRAW tutorial will show you how to create transparent flame bitmap objects in CorelDRAW you can use to make realistic looking flame graphics and designs in CorelDRAW.

[@das6708]

Thank you for slow step-by-step. This video is a forever-keeper!

[@thomasdhaval598]

Very good. Corel is underrated. Its so easy to use and so powerful.

[@jimmys511]

thank you so much for these awesome videos

[@advancedtshirts]

Set your color management to simulated color management off. Tools/Color Management/Default settings then change the setting under presets. Do this in CorelDRAW and PhotoPaint.

[@lenwynpercy2175]

Thanks for this video...How about trying to remove a white background? do i have to follow the same steps?

[@desarrollandol4w3b7]

excelent tut!! thanks for sharing

[@timpierson4270]

Thank you for all the videos Thomas . When follow this step by step I still habe a transparent grey back ground .

[@advancedtshirts]

Set your color management to simulated color management off. Tools/Color Management/Default settings then change the setting under presets. Do this in CorelDRAW and PhotoPaint.

[@Bobster986]

I LUV THIS GUY! :-)

[@Bobster986]

I found the same image in Pixabay and followed the directions to a tee, but Im still seeing a hint of the frame around the flame (not completely transparent) something is missing. What am i doing wrong? :-( Thanks!

[@Wikingo]

Hi, congratulation! Please, I don't understand spoken English very well. At minute 2:53/2:54 which button do you press? After selected mask you say "A key"? thanks

[@karlacastro8588]

Delete key.

[@johnortiz2532]

men I wish you can train me one on one for my t shirt business you good lol

[@jimmys511]

I keep getting a grey background how do I get as a transparent background?

[@advancedtshirts]

tools/color management/default setting set it to simulated color management off.

[@kevinfriedman4413]

i too get a grey background and not transparent. Did anyone figure it out?

[@advancedtshirts]

Set your color management to simulated color management off. Tools/Color Management/Default settings then change the setting under presets. Do this in CorelDRAW and PhotoPaint.

[@kevinfriedman4413]

That worked! Thank you!

[@riowear3019]

Only corel draw 2017 can do this

[@advancedtshirts]

I think as far back as X6