Easily remove image background online tool

Amazing web application that lets you remove the background of any given image online.You should try it, works like a treat.

I'm going to try and remove the background from from the image featuring Roxy the Boston terrier. Let's see how the web app handles the task. Go to clippingmagic.com

Choose the image you want to remove the background from and simply drag and drop it into the marked area. You can also use the Browse button instead.

Choose the + Foreground brush to select the object you don't want to remove from the image.

Roxy the Boston terrier in my case.

If the there are clear lines between the object and the background you can be really quite sloppy with the selection. In my case the lines at some areas are not that clear that's why I'm going to be a bit more precise.

 

 So simply paint over the object. 

I,m going to reduce the size of the brush so it will fit into the smaller areas like the legs and ears. Less px (pixels) mean smaller brush (see picture).

I'm selecting ears like that ...

... and legs like this.

Now we need to select some of the background we wish to remove. 

Click to choose the - Background brush

And paint to select the foreground. Notice how the main objects gets outlined as paint the background.

On the right, you have the preview pane of how the final image will look like, observe it while you are selecting.

If needed reduce the Brush size ...

... to select the smaller details where the lines are not that obvious. Around the legs ...

... and ears.

You can also choose the background color (see picture).

It's easier to see the small details and what else needs to be done. You can paint/select directly in the preview pane as well.

That's it I am done. I removed the background as I want the png file without a background.

All there's left do to is to click the Download button ...

... confirm the Download Result ...

... and the png image with Roxy the Boston terrier without background is downloaded to my computer. How cool is that?

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