The background can be removed from the image even on the phone. While you can use Canva to remove the background from your iPhone photos, it’s still a third-party app. Apple changes that with iOS 16. Photos app can easily remove background from photos. You can then share the edited image with anyone.
We tested this feature on an iPhone 13 running on iOS 16 Public Beta. The Photos app is also available on iPad, so the solution steps in this post work on iPadOS 16 and later.
What is the benefit of this feature
Imagine someone taking a selfie of you or a photo of the scene you took. While the obvious solution is to crop the image, sometimes that’s not ideal. The part you want to remove from the background can be people, animals, or objects. However, the iPhone will allow you to remove the subject and remove the background entirely. That means you can focus on the person, animal, or object in the photo and use a different background.
Some free sites claim that permission for you after two clicks, but you can never be sure about their privacy policy and the security of your photos. Also, those sites aren’t very effective at separating the background from the image. With iOS 16, you can do the same thing without letting the photo leave your phone.
How to use this feature on iPhone
You can remove the background from a photo after clicking on it or in your existing photos. The process of lifting the image from the background remains the same. But you must make sure there is a clear separation between the subject and the background. Follow these steps.
Step 1: Click a photo from your iPhone or open the Photos app to select an existing photo.
Step 2: Tap and hold on the object and wait until you notice the white border animation covering the object.
White border animation indicates that the app has selected the object from the background.
Step 3: Now you can choose between two options – Copy or Share.
Step 4: Click Share.
Step 5: From the Share options list, tap Save Image.
The Photos app will save the cropped part as a PNG file.
Let us show you how to cut out the theme and use it directly in different apps on your iPhone.
Step 1: Open your image or click it from your iPhone camera.
Step 2: When you see the white border animation around your subject, tap Share.
Step 3: From the Share option on your screen, tap Messages.
A New Messages reminder will open your screen. You will see the clipped topic has been attached as a message.
Step 4: Enter your name or contact number.
Step 5: Click the blue arrow icon to send.
Save Cutout in Notes app
Step 1: Open your image or click it from your iPhone camera.
Step 2: When you see the white border animation around your subject, tap Share.
Step 3: Swipe right and tap Notes.
The Notes app will open on your desktop. The app will prompt you to save the cut topic as a new Note.
You can tap New Note and choose the location of your Notes folder.
After choosing a folder name, tap Create new note.
Step 4: Enter your text for the note and tap Save.
Step 5: Close the Photos or Camera app and open Notes to check your crop is saved as a Note.
Step 1: Open your image or click it from your iPhone camera.
Step 2: When you see the white border animation around your subject, tap Share.
Step 3: Swipe right and tap Add.
Step 4: From the Apps list, scroll down and select WhatsApp.
A list of your WhatsApp chats will pop up on your screen. You can also set PNG file as your WhatsApp Status.
Step 5: Select your contact and tap Next.
Step 6: Click the blue arrow icon to send.
Remove background from images on iPhone
It’s very easy to remove the background from the photo if your iPhone is running iOS 16 or later. Whether you just want to remove the background and use the image as it is or want to add a new background to the selected object is entirely up to you.
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