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I have the following image which I want to remove only the fill which means colors, enter image description here

I want to convert this into the only outline image with using whatever tool could possible. I have already referred this Question but it doesn't work for me. Any kind of guidance will highly be appreciated.

Thankyou!

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    Hi. Welcome to GDSE. You don't need to recreate anything. The Sri Lankan flag is available as a vector graphic here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Sri_Lanka#/media/… - you can remove the fills in Illustrator
    – Billy Kerr
    May 19, 2019 at 8:56
  • Please can you show me how to remove fill in illustrator?
    – INDRAJITH EKANAYAKE
    May 19, 2019 at 13:09
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    There's nothing to show. You simply select the flag, and then set the fill to none, and stroke to black or whatever you want.
    – Billy Kerr
    May 19, 2019 at 15:18

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In Photoshop:

  • Convert the image in a Grayscale Mode
  • Press Cmd + Shift + L Mac or Ctrl + Shift + L Win to apply Auto Levels

Lyon b/W

  • Go to menu Filter → Other → High Pass

High Pass

  • Make Auto Levels again
  • Press Cmd + L Mac or Ctrl + L Win to open the Levels Window
  • Double click the black Eyedropper and make sure is 100% black. Double click the white Eyedropper and make sure is 100% white
  • Use the Black Eyedropper to click a grey part of the image and the White Eyedropper to click the white. Repeat until getting the outline.

eyedropper

  • Press Cmd + I Mac or Ctrl + I Win to Invert

  • Go to menu Image → Adjustments → Threshold to clean the image

  • Use the Eraser Tool and the Pencil Tool to clean up the details

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In this final image the job is partially done, except the lion's head and legs.

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