Removing a logo white background in Photoshop

One of the problems with real estate logos (either as a .jpg, .tiff or .bmp file) is that it's usually surrounded by a white background. Sure it doesn't matter if you're adding it to a newsletter or letterhead because it's usually by itself on white paper. But what about when you try to place that logo on top of your website headers, photos, or other graphics? You end up with something that's usually not very pleasing.

Photoshop can easily remove that white background so your logo looks clean on whatever graphic you're creating.

This video tutorial will show you how to get rid of the background and only leave your logo on top of your graphic image.

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Education

Tags:

• Photoshop
• real
• estate
• logo
• background

[FatalSlaya]

as soon as i unlocked the image, a hand cursor is always on instead of the normal pointer cursor and i cant edit ana=ything in picture, even if i restart photoshop. help please.

[mmartin028]

Try rebooting your computer. Photoshop uses a lot of memory and sometimes when it runs low, crazy things happen like not being able to change to the correct tools.

[SleepingDragon1st]

When i delete my white Background it turns black.

How do i make it checkerd, because when i draw it onto my image instead of it haveing to background it has a black background instead :/

[mmartin028]

You probably have a layer below your logo layer. Make sure that your logo layer is by itself when you delete the white background.

[LosersIncorporated]

Thank you soo much! I'm a graphic design student and I'm glad I didn't have to ask my teacher about it lol.

[whooaduude]

I have a more complex logo, whats the advanced version of this?

[iFLeX3]

/watch?v=hPNgDrsNAlQ

[UberKuhlMan]

Thank you! This helped a bunch!

[HatersGunnaLoveIt]

Thanks, helped a lot.

[wigglywig1]

excellent, thanks v much

[XepicmX]

I cant unlock it idk y but it makes this "ding" noise?

[Kizzardfcman13]

Simple and easy instruction - even for a novice like myself ... Brilliant!!

[GMavii]

it helps me a lot.. thanks!!! :))