Photo credit: Karsten Wingert on Unsplashīest to use when: working with high contrast images, although it takes a fair bit of time and effort to produce a good outcome. While outside the scope of this article, if you need help with working with masks, check out this Adobe tutorial. The quick action has now removed the background, leaving your layer with a mask around the subject.įrom here, you can make refinements by going into the mask and adjusting as needed (such as around the dog’s feet at the bottom left of the image).
In the Properties panel (by default this should be above your Layers panel), click the Remove Background button under Quick Action. In your Layers panel, click your new layer. (If it was already checked, there’s no need to click it if it isn’t checked, click it to open it up on the right-hand side by default.) Make sure your Properties panel is open by going to Window > Properties. Click the eye icon to the left of the original layer to turn that layer off. In the dialog box that pops up, name your layer (whatever you’d like), and click OK.
With your image open in Photoshop, right click your Background layer and click Duplicate Layer. If that’s the case, you can use any of the methods described here to polish up the result. Using Photoshop Quick Action will do most of the work for you, but the results may fall short of your expectations, depending on your image. With speed, however, comes less accuracy. This is new in Photoshop 2021 (in the Creative Cloud subscription) and provides a very fast way to remove backgrounds. Best to use with high contrast between subject and background, and when the subject has fairly simplistic lines.īy far the quickest method discussed here is the built-in Photoshop Quick Action for removing backgrounds in Photoshop. Photoshop Quick Actionīest to use when: you’re doing it for you, you need it fast, and you’re not necessarily looking for perfection. Here are five ways to remove backgrounds from your photos using Photoshop CC, along with when to use each technique to achieve the best results.Īll images used in this article were found on Unsplash. Knowing the best method to use for the type of image you’re working with is key to getting the best results with the best technique available.
With many advances to Photoshop over the last several years, removing the background from an image has never been easier or quicker.
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