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Welcome back.

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That's quite possible that what you're trying to do is take your image that you're creating to blend

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it in to the background where you're going to be posting it.

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And that's the case what you're going to be doing is you're going to be creating some kind of transparent

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image and to do that which you're going to need to do in Photoshop is you're going to need to remove

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the colored background from all of the layers so that all that you can see is the transparency and you

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can do that fairly easily.

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One thing that you can do in this case we're going to first scroll down to our colored layers and we

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can eliminate the layer that we created.

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That brings us back to the background that was on the layer when we first started.

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What we can also do is we can remove the background from the original layer.

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Then all you're going to see is the background.

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And then what we can do is we can then remove that background using the magic eraser tools.

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What we're going to do is we're going to get the tool we're then going to pick up the magic eraser.

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We're going to head to our image we're going to make sure that we're highlighting the image that we

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want to work on.

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That's going to be the background and then we're going to click on the image and then we have the transparency.

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So basically what we've created is an image so that when we save it as a PSG file this image is going

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to appear as a transparent image.

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So for example if we upload this image to a page with a blue background you'll notice that it blends

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into the blue background with the transparency.

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Now if we were to save this image with the white background and then upload it let's take a look.

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If you look at the thumbnails on your hard drive typically you're going to see them very similar.

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You're going to see the white background on the left transparent background here on the right and we

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place the new image there.

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We'll refresh our page here you're going to see that this image does not blend in to the background.

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Now in some cases you can use the magic race or tool with even a PMG file even though it's not a PSAT

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file.

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For example we work with this image.

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That was a bundle image.

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And let's assume then that this only has one layers and we don't really have anything beneath that that

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gives us another layer that's going to be transparent.

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One thing that we can try is we can try to use the magic raising tool.

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We're just going to click right on top of the main image and then we're going to attempt to move the

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background.

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And as you can see here this background is now we're moved into a transparent background.

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OK.

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So with that thanks and I'll see you in another video.