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This is an article on how to change the background of an image using one of the Paint programs on a Windows computer. Although the regular MS Paint program does not allow users to create transparent images, you are still allowed to create a green background by painting a solid color that can be replaced with a custom image. You can also use Paint 3D to cut out the required portion of the image and paste it into the background.
Steps
Using Paint
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Select the photo to change the background image. Access the image you want to use in this project. You can use any image, but high-resolution images are easier to process.
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Right click on the photo. The screen immediately shows a menu.
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Select Open with . It’s the option in the middle of the menu. A new window will open.
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Click Paint . This option is in the currently displayed menu. Your photo will open in Paint.
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Select the drawing tool. Click the pencil icon in the “Tops” section of the Paint toolbar.
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Change the width of the drawing tool. Click the Size selection box, then click the boldest line in the menu that displays.
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Double-click the light green box. It’s the option in the upper-right corner of the Paint window.
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Carefully draw around the part of the image you want to save. This is how to create a boundary between the part of the image that needs to be replaced with the background and the part of the image that you will replace with the green background.
- You can enlarge the image by clicking the + icon in the lower right corner of the window.
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Use light green color to paint the surrounding area. The action taken will vary depending on the image; for example, if the background is to the left of the image to remove, you can select the rectangle drawing icon, click Fill , click Spid cpor (Monochrome) and click the Cpor 2 (Color 2) box and double click the light green selection. Once you’ve finished coloring, you can click and drag your mouse over the part to be deleted to circle it with a big green box.
- When you’re done, you’ll have a green background around your subject.
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Save Image. Once you’ve added a green background to the image, save the image as a new file using the following:
- Click File .
- Select Save as .
- Click JPEG picture .
- Enter a filename, and then click a save folder (such as Desktop ).
- Click Save .
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Use another program to change the green background. Unfortunately, the MS Paint program cannot replace the green background with another image; you will have to use an advanced photo editing program (such as Photoshop) or a video editing program to do this.
- Since the entire background is the same color, after making the edit to the green background you will have the original subject on the optional background.
Using Paint 3D
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Open Start 
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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.
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Open Paint 3D. Type paint 3d into Start, and then click Paint 3D at the top of the Start window.
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Click Open . It’s the selection in the middle of the Paint 3D window.
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Click Browse files . This option is in the middle of the window. You will see a new window after the click.
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Select photo. Go to the folder with the image you want to change the wallpaper for, and then click on the image.
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Click Open . This is the option in the lower right corner of the window. The image will open in Paint 3D.
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Click the Canvas (Background) tab. It’s the 3×3 grid icon in the upper-right corner of the Paint 3D window. This opens a new column on the right side of the window.
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Click the slide button 
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“Transparent canvas” (Transparent background). This is the selection in the right column. The slide button turns blue
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Click Magic Select . You’ll see this tab near the left side of the Paint 3D window.
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Drag the edges of the background until they are close to the subject. This ensures that the final image won’t require a lot of extra editing.
- Try to pull the edges close to the part of the image you want to keep, but not inside.
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Click Next (Continue). This is the option on the right side of the page.
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Add or remove the section that you want to keep or remove. Any part that is within the blue outline and colored (but not gray) will be saved when you crop the image. If a detail is not in the section to be saved, or the detail that does not need to be saved is in the selected section, you can add or remove it by doing the following:
- Add — Click the Add icon at the top of the right column, then draw a border around the part of the image that you want to keep.
- Remove — Click the Remove icon at the top of the right column, then draw a border around the part of the image you want to remove.
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Click Done . It’s the option on the right side of the page.
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Copy the selected section to the clipboard. Press Ctrl + X to do this. You will see that the selected part of the image is no longer in the Paint 3D window.
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Click Menu . This is the folder icon in the upper left corner of the window.
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Open the background image. The operation is as follows:
- Click Open .
- Click Browse files .
- Click Don’t save when asked.
- Select an image to use as wallpaper.
- Click Open .
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Add original photo to wallpaper. When the image used as wallpaper is displayed, you will press Ctrl + V to paste the selected part of the original image into the background image.
- If necessary, you can resize the original image by clicking and dragging one of the corners inward or outward.
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Save Image. To save the edited photo, you need to do the following:
- Click Menu with the folder icon in the upper left corner of the window.
- Click Save as .
- Click Image .
- Enter a name for the picture, and then click a save folder (such as Desktop ).
- Click Save .
Advice
- There are many non-Paint services – both free and paid – that allow you to replace the green background of a Paint image with another background of your choice.
Warning
- Avoid using your computer mouse’s scroll button (or scroll function) in Paint, as this can damage the image when you zoom in on it.
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This is an article on how to change the background of an image using one of the Paint programs on a Windows computer. Although the regular MS Paint program does not allow users to create transparent images, you are still allowed to create a green background by painting a solid color that can be replaced with a custom image. You can also use Paint 3D to cut out the required portion of the image and paste it into the background.
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