Hello,
I've finished to route my board.
Before to order my PCB, I want to be sure that the silkscreen is not integrated to the board.
If not, tell me how to remove the silkscreen?
Thanks.
If you want to have a PCB made with **no silkscreen (no component outlines, no prefixes**) on it then the safest way to do this is to generate the fabrication outputs in the normal way (using the **Fabrication Output...** button in the PCB Editor) *but instead of just submitting your Gerbers directly to EasyEDA, first download them*.
* After downloading the Gerber zip archive, close the PCB order window.
Then open the Gerber zip archive and delete the file ending in `.GTO`, and if there is one, the file ending in `.GBO`.
These are the two silkscreen layers.
Now, zip up the archive again.
Rename the zip archive to identify that it is different from the original file with the silkscreens in it.
Next, click on **PCB Order** at the top of the EasyEDA window:
https://easyeda.com/order
Upload your edited zip file.
Add a note in the **Remark** text box to say that you do not want silkscreen on the PCB and that you have deleted the .GTO and .GBO layers from the Gerber archive.
Proceed with your order.
You could simply add the note in the Remark box without deleting the files but if anything is misunderstood, you may still end up with a PCB with the silkscreens on it.
By deleting the silkscreen layers you can be sure that your board cannot have any silkscreen on it.
* Please note however that there may be some small manufacturing code text added to the PCB.
Add a remark "Please remove the top and bottom silklayer, I don't need silklayer" , after order, please send an email to support@easyeda.com
Way 2
If you know gerber files, you can downalod the gerber file and remove the layer GTO GBO files, then upload the zip file via https://easyeda.com/order
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