To remove backgrounds from images in Photoshop, you can use various tools and techniques depending on the complexity of the image. follow these steps.
Open Photoshop and open the image you want to work with.
Select the \”Magic Wand Tool\” from the toolbar on the left side of the Photoshop windows. If you don\’t see it, right-click on the \”Quick Selection Tool\” and select the \”Magic Wand Tool\” from the context menu.
Adjust the tool\’s settings at the top of the screen. You can set the tolerance level (which determines how similar in color the selected areas need to be) and check the \”Contiguous\” option if you want to select only adjacent pixels.
Click on the background area. The Magic Wand Tool will select pixels with similar colors.
If the initial selection is incomplete, hold down the Shift key and click on additional areas to add to the selection. If you accidentally select areas you don\’t want, hold down the Alt key and click on those areas to subtract them from the selection.
Once you have selected according to your desire then, press the \”Delete\” key on your keyboard. This will remove the selected background pixels, leaving them transparent.
If you want to refine the edges of the remaining object, select the \”Refine Edge\” button at the top of the screen (or go to Select > Refine Edge from the menu).
In the Refine Edge dialog box, you can adjust the settings such as Smooth, Feather, Contrast, and Shift Edge to fine-tune the selection. Preview the changes by checking the \”Smart Radius\” box.
When you\’re satisfied with the refinements, click \”OK\” to apply the changes.
To save the image with a transparent background, go to File > Save As and choose a file format that supports transparency, such as PNG. Make sure to select the option for transparency if prompted.
Note: The Magic Wand Tool works best for images with well-defined edges and clear contrast between the foreground and background. For more complex images with intricate details or fuzzy edges, you may need to use additional selection tools like the Pen Tool or Layer Masks to achieve better results.