There are many tools for cutting in Adobe Photoshop, the scope of which depends on the shape of the object being cut. For example, cutting out a TV is much easier than cutting out a human silhouette.
It is necessary
Adobe Photoshop
Instructions
Step 1
Open the required photo in Adobe Photoshop: click the main menu item "File"> "Open" or use the hotkeys Ctrl + O. Or you can simply drag the photo from the standard Windows Explorer into the program itself.
Step 2
If the object you are cutting has a simple ellipsoidal or regular quadrangular shape, the Rectangular Region and Oval Region tools are best. To start selection, hold down the left button on the image, drag the mouse in the desired direction, and then release.
Step 3
Using the Rectangular Lasso tool, it is convenient to cut out an object whose outlines consist entirely of straight lines and corners. Left-click anywhere on the contour and, placing points on all protrusions and corners of the object, close the contour.
Step 4
The Magnetic Lasso is a good tool for selecting complex objects, but it has one drawback that directly stems from its merits. The principle of this tool is the same as for the "Rectangular Lasso" - point by point you wrap around the object and eventually close the selection. But it is not at all necessary to put points in problem areas of the contour, because the "Magnetic Lasso" looks for them on its own, you just need to carefully move the mouse next to this place. This search is carried out due to the existence of a color difference between the object and the background (or other object) that borders on it. And if there is no difference, then the instrument is "demagnetized" and gets confused - this is the drawback.
Step 5
It is convenient to select large areas with the Quick Selection tool. Hold down the left button and move the mouse in the desired direction - the selection will follow the cursor.
Step 6
The finishing touch to cutting an object is to move it to the desired location. With the object selected using one of the tools described above, select the Move tool. Hold down the left mouse button on the object, drag where you want, and then release.