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Removing image backgrounds with Remove.bg

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Demo summary

The creator demonstrates dragging and dropping a generated graphic into Remove.bg to strip the background and prepare it for export to Canva.

Step-by-step

  1. Navigate to remove.bg
  2. Drag and drop your graphic into the tool
  3. Click the Edit in Canva button to export the image

Options

  • Export directly to Canva for print on demand use

Highlights

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