With iOS 16 arriving before macOS Ventura, users got the ability to quickly remove backgrounds from images with a couple of taps on iPhone and iPad. Fortunately, the capability is also available with macOS Ventura and is accessible in two different ways. Here’s how to remove backgrounds from images on Mac.
Previously limited to third-party apps, removing the background from images automatically has often meant mixed results. For a precise cutout, manual work in Photoshop, Pixelmator, or other software has historically delivered the best outcomes.
However, Apple has included impressive image background removal performance that’s almost instant in both iOS 16 and macOS Ventura. In our use, the feature almost always works accurately for people, pets, and inanimate objects.
The one downside is that macOS automatically picks what it sees as the subject, there’s no manual control. But it’s still a really handy tool.
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