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Perfect! Thanks for the link - visual tutorials are so much easier to follow (it seems as though all text tutorials leave out important points for beginners)
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Perfect! Thanks for the link - visual tutorials are so much easier to follow (it seems as though all text tutorials leave out important points for beginners)

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Hi,<br />
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I have a jpeg image with a white background. How can I change the background to blue?<br />
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I tried to use magic wand but it kept selecting parts of the white area, even with different tolerances, probably due to the gradients in the image. Lasso could work too, but it seems like there would be a lot of artifacts.
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Hi,

I have a jpeg image with a white background. How can I change the background to blue?

I tried to use magic wand but it kept selecting parts of the white area, even with different tolerances, probably due to the gradients in the image. Lasso could work too, but it seems like there would be a lot of artifacts.

Change color from white to blue in jpeg

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