How to fill a background

Question

Here's a screenshot of what I would call an "incomplete" background: after cropping to get the right proportions there are some areas that are transparent. What would be the quickest way to fix that so that the background is all one color - perhaps even not white? I know I could select the central image and move it into a new file that has the background I want, but I'm wondering what other ways there are to accomplish the same end result.

Mohammad.Harb · Accepted Answer

you need to isolate the cut the object from the background first,

there are many ways to delete the White background :

1- use the Quick selection Tool , then refine the edges using select -> select and Mask ( or refine edges if you are not on the latest CC 2017 ) then you may press the delete button or use the layer mask

2- select -> color Range , select the white

3- use the magic wand

once you have the Transparent background, you can use any background color by creating a New solid Fill

below are screenshots to demonstrate that :

mytaxsite · Answer

Does something like this help:The way I did is to first delete the white background using Magic Wand and then create a new Layer and move it at the bottom of the pile and use Fill Layer feature on this new layer to create a new color for your background.Hope you get the idea.

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