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    1. virginia bello

      This happened to me too. I had to save the bitmoji to my desktop instead of copying it and then import it into inkscape to get the image without the black box.

  1. Gayle Sackett

    I wish I’d read the above Q / A before I did tutorial. Your “saving to Desktop” was the workaround for me too! You might edit the video and place a banner at appropriate second to try this if black box appears on emoji. (Just sayin’). Erica, your tutorials are the best! So easy to follow! Thank you!!

  2. Emily Colston

    So, I was attempting to do this and when I paste in my bitmoji, it comes with a black background around it. If I paste it into something else like Word (or save it to pictures), the background is transparent & I can follow (mostly) the steps from there. Suggestions, or should I just keep the extra step if I want to make bitmoji stickers?