There are a few different ways to remove the background from an image in Figma. You can use the eraser tool, the magic wand tool, or a combination of both.
If you want to use the eraser tool, simply select it from the left toolbar and then click and drag over the areas of the image that you want to remove. You can also adjust the size of the eraser by clicking and dragging on the circle in the middle of the eraser tool.
To remove the background from an entire image at once, you can hold down the shift key while clicking and dragging with the eraser tool.
The magic wand tool is located just below the eraser tool in the left toolbar. To use it, simply click on the area of the image that you want to remove.
The magic wand will automatically select all areas of similar color. You can then click on the “invert selection” button at the top of the screen to remove everything except for what you selected with the magic wand.
You can also use a combination of both tools to remove the background from an image. Simply use the eraser tool to remove any large areas of background, and then use the magic wand tool to fine-tune your selection.
When you’re finished, click on the “invert selection” button to remove everything except for your foreground object.
Conclusion: How Do I Remove Background From Image in Figma?
There are a few different ways that you can go about removing backgrounds from images in Figma- using either just the eraser tool, just the magic wand tool, or a combination of both. Experiment with each approach to see what works best for you and your project!
