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Use the Background Removal feature to make the background or foreground in a photo transparent. To use the Background Removal tools, do this:

1. Click on Background Removal to open the panel.

2. Click on the tab to use the magic selection tools. The magic selection tools let you highlight the pixels you want to select using a brush. Use the magic selection tools as follows:

- Click on to use the Smart Brush. Use the Size slider to set the size of the brush and then click on the foreground area of the photo. The Smart Brush will auto select a range of similar pixels. Continue this process until the entire foreground area is selected.

Note: if there are some foreground areas that are selected that shouldn’t be, click the button and then select these areas to deselect them. You can also hold down the Alt key to switch the brush mode and deselect the areas.

- Click on to use the Manual Brush. Use the Size slider to set the size of the brush and then brush along the edges of the foreground to select it. Continue this process until the entire foreground area is selected.

Note: if there are some foreground areas that are selected that shouldn’t be, click the button and then brush these areas to deselect them. You can also hold down the Alt key to switch the brush mode and deselect the areas.

3. Click on the tab to use the magnetic lasso to select the foreground. With the magnetic lasso, you drag your mouse along the edge of the foreground and it auto snaps the pixels on the edges for you. Use the magnetic lasso as follows:

- Click on and then use the Cursor size slider to set the size of the selection tool. Click on the edge of the foreground and then drag the cursor around the entire edge of the foreground. When you are done, double click to complete the selection.

Note: if required, you can click anywhere on the outline created and drag a node to adjust the selected area. You can also click on the line to add a new node, or right click on a node to remove it.

4. When you are done selecting the foreground using the magic selection tool or the magnetic lasso, select one of the following options.

- Remove foreground: select this option if you want to make the selected area transparent, removing it from the photo.

- Remove background: select this option if you want to keep the selected area in the photo, making the remaining portions of the photo transparent. 5. Click Apply to remove the specified area, making it transparent.

6. If you need to refine the transparent/extracted area, do this:

- click on and then brush the edges of the extracted area to fine tune it as required.

- if you removed the foreground, click on and then brush on the foreground area to reveal it. If you removed the background, use this brush to cover up the foreground areas that are still showing.

- if you removed the background, click on and then brush on the background area to reveal it. If you removed the foreground, use this brush to cover up the background areas that are still showing.

7. If required, click the Background Color button and select a color for the extracted part of the photo. If you don’t set a background color, the extracted part is transparent in the new photo.

8. When you are done, click on the Save to button to save the changes you made in a new photo in the PNG format, which is then added to the library.

9. Click on to return to the main menu.

Photo Composer

In the Photo Composer section you can import logos and other images in the PNG or JPG format, adding them onto photos in your library.

To import an image onto a photo, do this: 1. Click on Photo Composer to open the panel. 2. Click on the button.

3. Browse to and select the image you want to add, and then click on Open. 4. Click on the added image and place it in the required location on the photo. 5. Click and drag the edges of the image to resize it, as required.

6. Use the Opacity slider to set the amount of opacity for the imported image. 7. When you are done, click on the Save to button to save the changes you made

in a new photo that is added to the library. 8. Click on to return to the main menu.

Frames & Watermarks

In the Frames & Watermarks section you can create watermark templates that include frames, lines, text, images, photo information, and more. Once created, you can apply the templates to photos and then export, print, or share them on Facebook or Flickr.