How To Easily Remove A White Background In Photoshop

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When you need to cut out an image from a white background in Photoshop, there are some simple steps you can follow to make this happen. In this tutorial you will learn a quick and effective technique to remove all of one color from your images, even if you have a complex selection. I hope you enjoy!
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Timestamps:
0:00 The problem with removing white backgrounds
0:33 Using The Magic Wand Tool To Remove White Backgrounds
2:01 Exporting Transparent Backgrounds
2:31 Get The Selections Guide For Photoshop

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

📝 GET THE FREE LESSON PDF here 👉 bwillcreative.ck.page/ced7c418ad

[@MorgaineChristensen]

I been using this method to remove backgrounds for years. While it is not foolproof, it is a step in the right direction. Combing the magic wand with the newer tools, is a huge step in isolating the elements I need for my projects. Thanks for sharing.

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Yes the magic wand tool isn’t perfect but a quick and easy option for simple backgrounds like this. I find it struggles near hair and complex edges as I’m sure youve experienced too. Just one of many options in the arsenal of selection tools to use! Thanks for the comment 🙌🏻

[@user-sx2vm6cr3z]

Such clear instructions! Thank you Brendan!!

[@MasterWok7]

This is great, thank you. I basically knew how to use the magic wand tool, but I did not know about deselecting the contiguous pixel option, and that made all the difference.

[@chasebros4948]

That best way to cut out a black logo from a white background is to simply ctrl + click on the thumbnail of one of the RGB channels. This will give you a perfect selection better than what you would get with the magic wand tool or any other method. Then just invert the selection and fill it with black.

[@bh8365]

@chasebros4948. I'll try that. Thanks.

[@markfagan3028]

You make these look so easy, thanks for sharing!

[@danbobs25]

This made the process so much easier...thanks for posting.

[@Blashkhyrkh]

You are a life saver! That speeded up my work so immensely, thank you!

[@Виктор-о6п]

This is great, thanks

[@yeshwanth_kadri]

That was very clear and crisp. Loved it. Kindly make such short videos .

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

I’m trying to do a mix now!

[@cooneywi]

I appreciate these short basic videos. Thanks for simple thorough explanations.

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Thank you for the feedback! I plan to make more quick and direct ones like this mixed in alongside longer lessons 😁

[@milenaskids]

Great video. Exactly what I needed :)

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks

[@akntombul7566]

Vay canına bu harika oldu teşekkür ederim @Brendan 👏

[@Voltage343]

Nice I just learned how to use photoshop making mockups!

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Awesome, that's tons of fun!

[@GmanfromTexas]

Thanks Brendan.

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

You are welcome!

[@HOLBAG]

Great video, please How do you remove Object in mirror??may be a challenging task !!!

[@tiffanyw3794]

It didn’t work fully are still white pieces on my images

[@ChinemeremChisom]

great

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Secondcropcreative]

I think the easiest method is to use blend if 🙏

[@StevenMatto]

...I was just about to say the same thing.

[@BrendanWilliamsTutorials]

I prefer recommending this method since the majority of people I've worked with one on one find blend if extremely confusing to begin with. However you're totally right and blend if would work great with a high contrast image for white background removal. As with all things Photoshop, I am just recommending one or two of what are usually multiple options to achieve the same result. Neither is right or wrong (as long as you're getting the same result) and you should use whatever suits your workflow 😄

[@Secondcropcreative]

@BrendanWilliamsTutorials Totally agree man. As with anything related to photoshop I go in with the mindset "there are probably 20,000 ways to accomplish the same thing." Have a great holiday man!