The end result, as you can see deletes the white background leaving you with the image. Step 10: The background will disappear, for the remaining white scratches in cut outs of letter “p” and “e”, select them with magic wand tool again and hit delete. Step 9: Now select the background with magic wand tool and hit delete button. Step 8: Long press the rectangle marquee tool and select the magic wand tool from the sub menu. Step 7: You will notice that background and the Logo are now separated in sort of divisions. Step 6: Right click in the red boundaries of the object in the object manager, select create mask > create mask from transparencies. Step 5: Make the object active by clicking the icon right next to it. Step 4: Unlocking it will give you access to all the layers. Step 3: On the right side you will notice the “Objects” bar, select the object and unlock it with the button right above the description.

Step 2: Open the picture up in corel draw, or if you want to avoid the hassle of opening it up in Corel Photo paint through corel draw, then just open the image in Corel Photo Paint. Step 1: Find the image you want to remove the background of, for the sake of tutorial, lets remove the white background off from programmerfish logo. The biggest and most annoying thing i find in the pictures is the presence of white background, what if you just want the logo, what if you want to use that “inside image” ? If you use Photoshop then there is a magic eraser button which will vanish the background for you, but in Corel draw there is no such tool, so, we are going to fix that with a small and easy tutorial to manage just that. I am no professional at editing pictures either and deeply rely on tutorials and guides for smallest of tasks. Photo editing is not an easy job, people often believe that adding layers of different colors to the picture will make them a professional, but that is not the case.

Disaper menu on corel draw 5