White Background removing from template Adobe Stock

Question

Hello ,:)

i am trying since hours to find out how to remove the white background from this image but still have the white in the image and still cut of the sides of the hexagon pineapple image? It is crazy i get either the pineapple in the old rectangular shape or the whiteness goes completey away and also inside in the middle of the hexagon.

Tried the magic wand tool, the magic erase, multiple layers adjusting colour and contrast. I dont know how i can upload the PSD file here.

I hope anyone can help me.

Kind regards,

Yannick

KShinabery212 · Accepted Answer

First what I would do....Dupicate original layer.Then use the Magic Wand or Quick Selection Tool to select the white background. Play around with the Tolerlance level to find the perfect selection.Then hit delete.If that works..... then erase the original layer.You can also use the Polygonal Lasso Tool as well on the dupiclate layer to select the main part of the shape. Then Select>Inverse and hit delete. Then do use the same lasso tool to select the inside and hit delete. After you do either of these simply save it as PNG. Then you will have a clear invisible background and no white.

Norman Sanders · Answer

If this is the result you are aiming for, the following mayl be of help

1. Open the file and make a duplicate layer

2. Make a rectangular selection as shown in the first frame above

3. Choose Edit > Transform > Scale. You are only interested in the center mask.

4. From the top and side rulers drag out guides that cross the center mark.

5. Cancel the Transform and marching ants

6. Choose the Polygon tool (above the hand tool) and set the Options bar to Pixels, normal, 100%, sides: 6

7. Drag from the center mark to one of the corners to create a white area as shown in the second frame

8. Reduce the opacity so that you can make a rectangular selection of the type and use it to create the mask shown in the Layers panel and frame 3 above, and then bring the opacity back to f00% as shown in frame 4. The result will require minor touch up in white with the hard edge brush set to Overlay. The result is frame 4

9. Cmd+Opt+Shift+E to make a composite as shown in the next to top layer in the Layers panel.

10. Add a blank layer and use the same center mark and method to create the top layer that is shown

11. Use it to create the mask used in the next to top layer. Note position of the eye in the Layers panel to see the final result.

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