: How to remove a specific color in an image in Photoshop? I am not an expert photoshop user but have been trying to use more of it in what I currently do. I have a black and white image

@Lengel450

Go to eraser tool, long press, and click magic eraser tool. and then click on the region that you want to erase


and below is the final touch i have made to my picture. I erase all the white region of the picture and then I just save as png.

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@Kaufman565

The easiest way you can do this is by unchecking the contiguous (marked yellow in screenshot) location when selecting the white colour with magic wand. This will select only those areas which you want. To get exact colour or colour range you can set the Tolerance as per your image.

Here is an screenshot with my imaginary image.

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@Smith574

The quickest option I would use if you are only removing white background, is on the layers panel, create a new layer under your image with the desired background colour / photo etc. then on the layer you are trying to remove the white from, select the option "multiply" from the dropdown next to the opacity %.

similarly "screen" will do the same thing for Black in the image.

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@Yeniel278

This video might help you!

Steps shown in video:


Create a new layer,
Create clipping mask over the layer on which color is to be removed
Switch blending mode of new layer to color (3rd last)
Paint with care (Resampling again and again for color tones)
Done!

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@Steve758

If you just want transparency where the white is, you don't need Photoshop. This is a very simple thing to do in PowerPoint...
1. Paste the image into PowerPoint
2. Select the image
3. Hit the Format tab
4. Click Color
5. Click Set Transparent Color
6. Click on one of the white areas you want to remove.
7. Right click the image and Save as Picture.

Of course, this will only remove one color, so if there are shades of grey in your white, this is NOT a solution.

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@Lee3735518

Last item on coloumn to the right.

Also. Method 2 will involve blending and experimenting. if you are looking to increase the complexity of your images - this is a great starting points for viariants

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@Annie732

Indeed you should perform right selection.

Select->Color Range and click on the spot colored with color you want to select - you will see the change on the preview screen.

Also, you can choose the color from sampled colors drop down menu

Fuzziness should be set to 0.

If you press SHIFT while selecting (you can also click Shift and drag of the image) it will select all the spots with the same color....

After selection was made you can perform on it any action you want...

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