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Hi, this is Anne with Graphic Design How To, and today I'm going to show you how to make a cut line from a transparent PNG in Adobe Illustrator. All right, let's get started. Ok, so when you're doing this, your best case scenario is going to be a high res image that has a lot of contrast from this outer edge to this, so this one is actually transparent on the outside. I know I said you needed to have a transparent PNG for this to work, but you don't. It can have a white background. But there needs to be a lot of contrast from this edge so that your cut line will show up, but basically, it just needs to be a high contrast image. If you have a small or kind of blurry image, it's just not going to work very well. Or if you have light colors that touch up against white, you're going to run into some issues too. All right, so let's open Illustrator. I'm going to Create new. And then I'll come up here to Print and Letter, and we'll come down here to Create. And...