Your image will be the same colour as the rest of the silkscreen. See this note about the available silkscreen colours vs. the choice of soldermask colour: [https://jlcpcb.com/quote/pcbOrderFaq/PCB%20Color#:~:text=Note:%20There%20are%20white%20and,the%20silkscreen%20color%20is%20black.](https://jlcpcb.com/quote/pcbOrderFaq/PCB%20Color#:~:text=Note%3A%20There%20are%20white%20and,the%20silkscreen%20color%20is%20black.) So if you choose a white soldermask, the silkscreen will be black. It is not good practice to let silkscreen cover pads but AFAIK, JLCPCB will remove any that does. @JLCPCBsupport, is that correct? * It may be best to change the category or repost this in the JLCPCB category.

@andyfierman  @[Natanaelprado](https://easyeda.com/Natanaelprado)Hello ; About the color, yes it is only black for white soldermask and white for the rest of the PCB soldermask colors. About the 3D viewer, please to consider that our 3D viewer is not always qualified in some cases so just make sure that the production files (GERBER) are ok then it will be produced with no problems, so you can check the PCBs using any GERBER viewer and if it is ok then you can produce them with no problems. Our 3D viewer is not always a reference for how it will be looking the produced PCBs. Just a note, the image will not cause any problem as long as it is set as Silkscreen (top or bottom) layer in the design tool :) As Andy mentioned, change the post category to JLCPCB so we can better assist you and to keep the forum well organized :)

I observed the same behavior when placing simple rectangular silkscreen on a pad. The pads are covered in gerber file, 2d and 3d image viewer. But the footprints are excluded from the silkscreen region in the editor, as expected. Therefore i conclude this is a bug converting the pcb design to gerber.