Plants look grainy on your project

Plants look grainy on your project

If the plants are showing grainy that means they are being matched to the background image.

This is most likely caused by the Image quality of the background.

Rule of thumb is to have at least an image file size that is 700kb-1.5mb in file size.

You can check the file size of an image by simply right clicking on it and going to properties. It should tell you the file size. You can also check the details to see the resolution and dpi of the image if it is a jpg file.

If there are large areas that are just taking up space in the picture. You can open the background image in windows paint and crop it out as much as you can. You can also resize the image. Then save the file as a jpg. You can then swap out the current one with the newly edited one by simply going to file >> background image and select the newly edited picture. It should replace the current background with the new one.

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