The Scissor tool works by drawing paths around the foreground of your image, automatically detecting the edges of the subject. We recommend using this method if the foreground and background of your image are distinct in color. The Scissor tool is an interesting tool that combines features from the Lasso and Path selection tools.
Go ahead and press the Delete key to remove the background. Step 4: Once you’re satisfied with the adjustment, make sure the entire image background is selected. In contrast, decreasing the Threshold will reduce selection. Increasing the Threshold will grab more of the background color and the selected region will become larger.
Set the range by dragging the pointer to the right or to the left (or up and down) depending on how much you want to tune your background selection. Step 3: Find the Threshold button located on the lower left of the screen. This helps to fine tune the highlighted areas within the foreground. You can easily refine the selection by using the Threshold tool. Step 2: Select the background that you want to eliminate. Step 1: Select the Fuzzy Select Tool located on the top left of the program. This particular method works best if your image background is solid. The Fuzzy Select Tool is similar to the “Magic Wand Tool” in Photoshop, and is one of the quickest and easiest methods to use. Make sure you do this every time you open up a new image. This will add a layer of transparency beneath your main image once the background has been removed. Right-click on your chosen image layer in the layers panel and click Add Alpha Channel. First things first, you’ll want to create a transparent layer to your chosen image before removing the background.
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