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How do I remove the background from an image on Google?

Published in Image Background Removal 2 mins read

While Google Photos doesn't have a built-in background removal tool directly within its service, you can remove the background from an image, including one stored in Google Photos, by using external online tools like Erase.bg.

Using an External Tool to Remove Image Backgrounds

One effective way to remove the background from an image is by using a dedicated online background removal service. Based on the information provided, Erase.bg is a service that can be used for this purpose, even with images you store in Google Photos.

Here’s how you can typically use such a tool based on the reference:

  1. Navigate to Erase.bg in your web browser. Open your preferred web browser and go to the website of the background removal tool (e.g., Erase.bg).
  2. Choose and Upload Your Image: Select the image you want to edit. If the image is in Google Photos, some tools may offer an option to directly import from Google Photos. Choose the Google Photos image you want to edit and upload to Erase.bg using one option.
  3. Automatic Background Removal: The tool will typically process the image automatically to detect the subject and remove the background.
  4. View and Download the Result: Once the process is complete, the edited image with the background removed will be displayed. According to the reference, this might appear in the "Background Removed" tab. You can then download the transparent image (usually as a PNG file).

Why Remove an Image Background?

Removing the background from an image can be useful for many reasons:

  • Isolating Subjects: Highlight the main subject of the photo.
  • Creating Graphics: Use the subject in designs, posters, or social media content.
  • Product Photos: Create clean, professional product images for e-commerce.
  • Collages and Composites: Combine the subject with different backgrounds.

Using an external online tool like Erase.bg allows you to achieve this result efficiently, especially when working with images from your Google Photos library.

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