How do I remove the background from an image in Word?
Hi, does anyone know how to remove the background so that only the black is in the picture?
Hi, does anyone know how to remove the background so that only the black is in the picture?
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I wanted to ask if this combination is good for photography or if there is anything that could be improved.
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With Paint.NET:
Since you couldn’t even show a reasonable screenshot here, I had to correct the perspective first and edit the pixelated result with a filter to get a clear black and white picture. Please learn how to make screenshots.
You have to paint.net edit and store with transparent background.
You can cut it like PIZZAMAN777 has already suggested, but the white background will remain inside. In my knowledge, there is no function in Word, which is why I would use a simple image processing program. Google simply remove “image background” – there are enough online tools that can also do this if you don’t want to download an image editing program;)
You need to edit the image before inserting so that the white pixels are transparent. For example with Photoshop. For example, In PNG format.
Right-click on the image, then you get the “Slice” function and can remove the superfluous image parts from your image.
But I am concerned about the background that becomes transparent
Then I don’t understand you so much – if he’s just cut off, you don’t have a problem anymore.
Okay.
It’s about the only thing that remains black without white like a sticker
Ah, wait, after reading GoodFrageXY13, I’m reviewing the statement: I don’t think there’s a tool in Word for cutting out…