Now just like before you can add a new background to the image. The steps are similar to the previous example: select the image, go to the menu Object > PowerClip > Place inside frame, an arrow will appear, and you’ll click on the outline you’ve drawn. There are different pencil options (Freehand, Bézier, Pen, etc.), feel free to use the tool you’re the most comfortable with, the final result is exactly the same with each one. You can use the Pencil Tool (F5) and trace it. This flower is a great example, the simplest solution for creating the outline is to draw it. Of course, it’s not always that easy, since objects are not always so geometric. From here you can remove the ellipse outline and add another image to use as the new background. When you click it will remove everything outside of the object you created. Next, select the image, and go to the Object > PowerClip > Place inside frame, an arrow will appear and you will click on the ellipse to indicate it is a container.

This is especially useful if the image that you want to remove the background from has well defined edges.Ī good example would be a photo of the Earth, which would be enough to draw an ellipse and adjust it to the shape of the planet. Here you will be placing one or more objects 'inside' a vector object. This is one of the easier and most popular ways to remove the background of an image. Today, we are going to explore different ways to remove the background from images in CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT.

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