Does your perfectly shot image have some unwanted person or object in the background? Are the aesthetics of your image ruined because of a shabby background? Well, stress no more. You can now efficiently remove the background from an image using ACDSee by using the Smart Erase Function or Selecting and Brushing.
Using Smart Erase:
The Smart Erase function automatically analyses the image and calculates how to fill the brushed or selected area with the most natural-looking background. However, it would be if you kept in mind that the Smart Erase Feature only removes the area that covers 25 percent or less of the image.
When you wish to do so, you will have to start by selecting the image in the File List menu in the Manage mode. Then, go to Edit Mode. Now that you are in the Edit mode, there are two distinctive ways of removing a background from an image: Brushing and Selecting.
Removing Background Using ACDSee Brushing Method:
If you wish to remove the background from an image using ACDSee’s Brushing technique, here is what you need to do:
Step 1 - After selecting your image in the File List menu in the Manage Mode and entering the Edit mode, you next need to go to the Smart Erase Brush tool from the top toolbar. You can do that even by pressing Ctrl + E.
PS: If you want to change the brush size, you can adjust the slider at the top of the image panel or use the mouse wheel.
Step 2 - The next step is to brush the object, and the moment you release the mouse button, Smart Erasing will be applied. If the object is not removed correctly, you must keep brushing over and releasing the mouse button until you are satisfied with the results.
You might get the perfect results by brushing outside the areas of that object. Make sure that you use a larger brush and cover the surroundings, and it will aid ACDSee in learning better about what background Smart Erase should blend. With that, the background from your image is successfully removed, all thanks to ACDSee.
Removing Background Using ACDSee Selecting Method:
Removing background using ACDSee’s Selection tool is again an effortless job. To remove background with it, you need to adhere to the below-given steps:
Step 1 - Once you have selected your image in the File List menu in the Manage Mode and entered the Edit mode, you need to erase the object using the Selection Tool. Please select using the Freehand Lasso tool, which only involves dragging a line around the thing.
Once your selection is made, release the mouse, which will be done automatically. The best way to know that your selection is made appropriately is by checking that the end of the line connects to the start.
Step 2 - After you are done with your selection, go to Select and then Smart Erase. Your background will now be removed.
PS: If you have removed the object from the background and it does not look natural, you need to use the Repair Tool. In the Repair Group, select the Repair Tool option and select Clone. After that, right-click on the area you want to set as a source point.
As your brush, the pixels will be copied from the source point and blended well into the area where you brush. With that, we have now come to an end to both methods of removing background using ACDSee.
However, if you do not wish to go through the hassle of removing the background, you can remove the background from a WebP, JPG, JPEG, and PNG image using AI-powered tools like Erase.bg.
Remove Background Using Erase.bg:
The task of removing the background from an image is typically viewed as challenging due to its time-intensive nature and the need for technical expertise. However, with AI-driven tools such as Erase.bg, you can easily and swiftly remove background online, simplifying the process considerably.
You can remove the background from an image using Erase.bg by adhering to the below-given steps:
Step 1 - Go to Erase.bg’s website or download the application from the PlayStore (if you use an Android device) or AppStore (if you use an iOS device).
Step 2 - Upload the image you wish to remove the background from using the Upload Image option on the home page or the Drag and Drop feature.
Step 3 - After your image is successfully uploaded, hang in tight for two or three seconds as Erase.bg’s AI works on removing the background from your image.
Step 4 - Download the image in any format of your choice.
With that, the background from an image is swiftly using Erase.bg.
FAQ's
How do you remove a background using ACDSee?
Removing background using ACDSee can be done in two different methods. One is with the Brushing Method and the other one is with the Selecting Method. However, for both of them you need to start off using the Smart Erase tool.
Brushing Method:
Step 1: After selecting your image in the File List menu in the Manage Mode and entering the Edit mode, you next need to go to the Smart Erase Brush tool from the top toolbar. You can do that even by pressing Ctrl + E.
Step 2: The next step is to brush the object, and the moment you release the mouse button, Smart Erasing will be applied. If the object is not removed correctly, you must keep brushing over and releasing the mouse button until you are satisfied with the results.
Selecting Method:
Step 1: After selecting your image from the File List menu in the Manage Mode and entering Edit mode, you need to erase the object using the Selection Tool. Make your selection using the Freehand Lasso tool, by dragging a line around the object. After the selection is made, release the mouse, which will be done automatically.
Step 2: After you are done with your selection, go to Select and then Smart Erase. Your background will now be removed.
Is ACDSee a free photo editing tool?
No, ACDSee is not a free photo editing tool. However, you can make the most out of it by trying out the ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate for free for 30 da
Can ACDSee remove background from any type of image?
ACDSee can remove background from most types of images, including JPEG, PNG, and BMP formats. However, it may struggle with images that have complex backgrounds or are low quality.
Is ACDSee difficult to use for background removal?
ACDSee offers an intuitive and user-friendly interface for removing backgrounds. However, it does require some basic image editing knowledge to get the best results.
Will ACDSee maintain image quality after background removal?
ACDSee offers a variety of tools to ensure high-quality results after background removal. However, it's important to note that some loss of image quality may occur depending on the complexity of the image and the tools used.
Can ACDSee automatically remove background from images?
While ACDSee offers a variety of automatic tools for background removal, it may not always produce the best results. For complex images, manual editing may be necessary to achieve the desired outcome.
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