毫无疑问， Microsoft Paint(Microsoft Paint)是预装在Windows操作系统中的最简单和流行的应用程序之一。该工具最有趣且鲜为人知的功能之一是 MS Paint 中的透明选择(Transparent Selection)。
MS Paint中的透明选择(Selection)是什么？
Microsoft Paint通常用于基本编辑内容，例如裁剪、旋转和调整图像大小，有时甚至用于创建新绘图。其简单的界面使其成为任何简单编辑任务的首选软件，有时甚至是复杂任务。
在许多情况下，用户可能想要使用具有透明背景的图像。具有透明背景的图像可以很容易地相互堆叠。在这种情况下，MS Paint中的透明选择(Transparent Selection)效果很好。透明选择可用于较小的编辑，但同样不能很好地处理真正的高质量图片。使用此功能，用户可以选择图像的一部分和特定的颜色——并将图像中的颜色变为透明。
MS Paint 的功能非常有限，因此无法在 MS Paint 中保存透明背景的图像；基本上在保存图像时，更改后的透明背景变为白色。(The features on MS Paint are quite limited, hence there is no option to save the images with transparent background in MS Paint; basically while saving an image, the altered transparent background turns white.)
(Make)在MS Paint(MS Paint)中使白色背景透明
Microsoft Paint可以过滤掉任何包含纯色背景的图像的背景颜色。过滤后，图像应立即粘贴到另一张图片上。我们将解释如何在Windows 10上的(Windows 10)MS Paint中将图像与其背景分离，请按照下列步骤操作：
1]从“开始菜单(Start Menu)”打开“ Microsoft Paint ”
2]现在，打开要编辑的图像。单击(Click)“文件(File)”并单击“打开(Open)”以浏览打开图像，或者只需右键单击图像文件并将鼠标悬停在“打开方式(Open with)”选项上，然后在应用程序列表中选择“绘画”。(Paint)
您选择的图像应具有纯色背景或白色背景。
3] 在工具栏上选择“颜色 2(Color 2) ”。
在这里，您必须选择图像的背景颜色，即此处的颜色 2。例如，如果您的背景颜色是白色，则需要在此处将“颜色 2(‘color 2) ”设置为类似的白色阴影。
4]点击工具栏上的“吸管工具(Eyedropper Tool)”。
5]选择吸管工具后，单击图像背景以选择背景颜色。此操作将为您的图像背景选择“颜色 2 ”。(Color 2)
5]此外(Further)，您需要将图像与其背景颜色分开。因此，点击出现在左上角的工具栏上的“选择菜单”。(Select Menu)这将打开一个下拉菜单，如下所示。
6]从菜单中选择“透明选择”。(Transparent selection)这将为您所做的所有选择启用透明选择选项，并在此处显示的同一菜单旁边打勾。
7] 现在，根据您要选择的区域，从“选择形状(Selection Shapes)”下的相同“选择菜单”中选择“(Select Menu)矩形选择(Rectangular selection)”或“自由形式选择(Free-form selection)”。当透明选择模式处于活动状态时，可以使用这两个工具。
8]选择(Select)要从背景中剪切的图像。按住鼠标左键，在图像周围慢慢描画。描摹时会出现黑色轮廓，但一旦松开鼠标按钮，轮廓就会消失。
9]选择完成后，右键单击选择区域。
10] 在右键菜单上点击“剪切(Cut)”或“复制(Copy)”。这会将您的选择复制到剪贴板。
11]现在打开要在MS Paint中粘贴复制图像的新图片。
12]右键单击(Right-click)您的新图像并将复制的图像粘贴为以前的背景为透明。
注意(Note)– 在本例中，我们将具有透明背景的已编辑图像粘贴到同一张旧图像上。
这就对了！图像将填充透明区域，您可以调整大小和旋转它进行调整。
你能保存剪切的图像吗？
不幸的是，在Microsoft Paint(Microsoft Paint)上无法保存具有透明背景的图像。当您尝试保存此类图像时，图像的背景区域将不再透明并变为纯色；在大多数情况下，白色，即颜色 2。
但同样，有一个可用的 hack 允许您使用具有透明背景的图像。在这种情况下，您将需要使用Microsoft PowerPoint。
我们希望您喜欢和我们一起探索MS Paint中的透明选择(Transparent Selection)！
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How to make white background transparent in MS Paint
Microsoft Paint unquestionably is one of the easiest and popular applications that comes preloaded in a Windows operating system. One of the most interesting and lesser-known features of this tool is the Transparent Selection in MS Paint.
What is Transparent Selection in MS Paint?
Microsoft Paint is commonly used for basic editing stuff like cropping, rotating, and resizing images and sometimes even for creating new drawings. Its simple interface makes it the go-to software for any simple editing tasks and sometimes even complex ones.
There can be many situations where a user may want to use images that have a transparent background. Images having a transparent background can be easily stacked on each other. In such a case, Transparent Selection in MS Paint works well. Transparent selection can be used for minor edits, but again it does not work very well with real high-quality pictures. With this feature, a user can select a part of the image and a specific color – and turn the color in the image transparent.
The features on MS Paint are quite limited, hence there is no option to save the images with transparent background in MS Paint; basically while saving an image, the altered transparent background turns white.
Make white background transparent in MS Paint
Microsoft Paint can filter out the background color of any image containing a background with a solid color. Once filtered the image should be instantly pasted onto the other picture. We will explain how to separate an image from its background in MS Paint on Windows 10, follow these steps:
1] From the ‘Start Menu’ open ‘Microsoft Paint’
2] Now, open the image you want to edit. Click on ‘File’ and hit ‘Open’ to browse open your image or simply right-click your image file and hover over the ‘Open with’ option and select ‘Paint’ on the application list.
The image you select should be with a solid background color or white background.
3] Select ‘Color 2’ on the toolbar.
Here you will have to select the background color for the image i.e. Color 2 here. For e.g. if your background color is white, you will need to set ‘color 2’ to a similar shade of white here.
4] Hit on the ‘Eyedropper Tool’ on the toolbar.
5] After selecting the eyedropper tool click on your image background to select the background color. This action will select ‘Color 2’ to your image background.
5] Further you will need to separate the image from its background color. So, hit on the ‘Select Menu’ on the toolbar appearing to the top-left corner. This will open a drop-down menu as shown below.
6] Select ‘Transparent selection’ from the menu. This is going to enable a transparent selection option on all your selections made and put a checkmark next to the same menu appearing here.
7] Now, depending on the area you want to select choose ‘Rectangular selection’ or ‘Free-form selection’ from the same ‘Select Menu’ under ‘Selection Shapes’. Both these tools can be used when transparent selection mode is active.
8] Select the image you want to cut out from the background. Hold down the left mouse button, and slowly trace around the image. A black outline will appear while tracing, but once you release the mouse button the outline disappears.
9] Once the selection is complete, right-click on the selection area.
10] On the right-click menu hit ‘Cut’ or ‘Copy’. This is going to copy your selection to the clipboard.
11] Now open the new picture where you want to paste the copied image in MS Paint.
12] Right-click on your new image and paste the copied image with the previous background as transparent.
Note – In this example, we pasted the edited image with a transparent background on the same old image.
That is it! The image will fill the transparent area, and you can resize and rotate it to adjust.
Can you save the cut images?
Unfortunately, saving images having transparent background is not possible on Microsoft Paint. When you try to save such an image, the background area of the image will no longer be transparent and turns into solid color; in most cases white i.e. Color 2.
But again, there is a hack available for this which allows you to use images with transparent backgrounds. In this case, you will need to use Microsoft PowerPoint.
We hope you enjoyed exploring Transparent Selection in MS Paint with us!
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