With PhotoRoom's Assisted Cutout feature, you can remove parts of an image more easily. For example, if you have an image showing apples and oranges on a table, you can use Assisted Cutout to remove the apples.
If you make a mistake, you can also use Assisted Cutout to restore any parts that you removed accidentally.
The following sections explain how to use Assisted Cutout on Android devices. But the steps are similar for iPhone and iPad:
Assisted Cutout on a new image
When you add an image, PhotoRoom automatically removes the background. You can use Assisted Cutout to remove entire foreground objects or parts of foreground objects.
Assisted Cutout used on an new image (Android)
On the Create page, select Start from Photo.
Choose a photo from your phone or gallery or select Camera to take a new photo.
PhotoRoom imports the photo and removes the background automatically.Select Cutout.
Choose which parts to include or exclude from the image:
Select Erase and then "paint" a red dot or line to remove that part of the image.
Select Restore and then "paint" a green dot or line to recover that part of the image.
Note: Internally, PhotoRoom divides your image into groups of related pixels. When you "paint" on an image, you select the group(s) that are close to the "paint".
Select Done.
PhotoRoom adds/removes the selected parts from the image.
Choose a Template from the Create page.
Edit the design, for example, change the background image or color.
Select Done and then select the Back icon < to return to the Create page.
You can access your design from Your Content.
Use Assisted Cutout on an existing design
To use Assisted Cutout on a design you have already created:
On the Create page, select Your Content.
Select the design you want to edit.
Select an object on the image and then select Edit Cutout.
Choose which parts to include or exclude from the image:
Select Erase and then "paint" a red dot or line to remove that part of the image.
Select Restore and then "paint" a green dot or line to recover that part of the image.
Note: Internally, PhotoRoom divides your image into groups of related pixels. When you "paint" on an image, you select the group(s) that are close to the "paint".
Select Done and then select the Back icon < to return to the Create page.
You can access your design from Your Content.