Can you please make a video to show how to use this technique for mockups. For example, if your background is a counter or table, with a vase bouquet of flowers sitting on it, and you put a tote bag on the counter also. If you want some of the flowers in the background to be on top of the tote bag, and the rest stay on the background. Basically it would give a three-layer look and therefore not look so "fakey." I love your technique. Hope this makes sense, because using digital backgrounds for tote bags, etc. can look so one-dimensional.
Hi thank you for sharing! So great. Question though: How do you add multiple background removed images to the same document. Say you wanted to add palm tree and a hammock and then a macaw bird for example. Should each foreground image be placed on separate pages then dragged onto the first document?
Let's assume the background is removed, but there's still parts that you don't want. I know you can use magic eraser to do the rest, but it only allows you to change it by "painting it" with cursor I need a straight line. Any idea how to do that?
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Thank you friend! Glad this video could help you!
Can you please make a video to show how to use this technique for mockups. For example, if your background is a counter or table, with a vase bouquet of flowers sitting on it, and you put a tote bag on the counter also. If you want some of the flowers in the background to be on top of the tote bag, and the rest stay on the background. Basically it would give a three-layer look and therefore not look so "fakey." I love your technique. Hope this makes sense, because using digital backgrounds for tote bags, etc. can look so one-dimensional.
Thanks very much for all the info and guidance, greatly appreciated!
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Excellent video, thank you😊
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Very helpful! Thank you 😊
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Hi thank you for sharing! So great. Question though:
How do you add multiple background removed images to the same document. Say you wanted to add palm tree and a hammock and then a macaw bird for example. Should each foreground image be placed on separate pages then dragged onto the first document?
Glad you found this helpful! You can remove the background of several different images on one canvas
Very useful!
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nice good info
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I need help loading a clear image I created in Canva to iMovie… can u help me pls
Let's assume the background is removed, but there's still parts that you don't want. I know you can use magic eraser to do the rest, but it only allows you to change it by "painting it" with cursor I need a straight line. Any idea how to do that?
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What kind of designs would you use the background remover for??
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I am disappointed no tutorial for free bg remover. Your tutorial means I'd have to pay for PRO
how about if ur not pro
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Ok, so I put snowflakes in with a black background so I can see them. I have Pro, I hit edit but I don't have remove background. Now what?
Background remover works on images. If you want a transparent background you will need to select that when you go to download