If you get a bunch of text in Illustrator, you grabbed the wrong item or didn't grab enough of the tag. Isolate the beginning of the tag and select the entire tag.

Point at the sparkle image and right-click to select 'Inspect this' and it will open the developer console and you will see the sparkle (or something in the vicinity) selected. svg file, you should be able to look through the HTML in the web page using Chrome's developer console. If you want to capture JUST the sparkle from the webpage: png file, the background is almost always black. I'm afraid that what you are doing is copying the rendered image from your browser. I'll leave it in case someone else finds it useful. My original answer didn't have the context that your original post or at least an almost identical post in InDesign had. svg file in InDesign using place artwork. svg to save the file in a generic vector graphics file. Inside Illustrator, you can select File > Export > Export As. eps, but the admin who closed this original thread in InDesign emphatically stated not to use. When you are placing the image in InDesign, you need an. Whoever set up the store where you purchased it decided the sparkle would be most identifiable on the default background in the Illustrator app. The problem with the image you are seeing is that in order to show the effect of the sparkle, it needs some sort of background. ai file from a stock photo company, this is much easier to handle. Now that I understand that you are talking about an. I originally replied to this conversation without reading the first post that was made in the InDesign forum.

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