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> look, i'm sure there are very useful things you can use AI for as a designer to reduce some of the toil work (of which there's a LOT in photoshop et al) Hey,
by nottorp 1y ago
> look, i'm sure there are very useful things you can use AI for as a designer to reduce some of the toil work (of which there's a LOT in photoshop et al)
Hey, has anyone done an "AI" tool that will take the graphics that I inexpertedly pasted together for printing on a tshirt and make the background transparent nicely?
Magic wands always leave something on that they shouldn't and I don't have the skill or patience to do it myself.
- GuinansEyebrows 1y agothis has been possible in photoshop using the AI prompt tool (just prompt "remove background") for a while but i haven't used it in long enough to tell you exactly how. depending on how you compiled the source image, i think it should be possible to get at least close to what you intend. edit to add: honestly, if you take the old school approach of treating it like you're just cutting it out of a magazine or something, you can use the polygonal lasso tool and zoom in to get pretty decent results that most people will never judge too harshly. i do a lot of "pseudo collage" type stuff that's approximating the look of physical cut-and-paste and this is what i usually do now. you can play around with stroke layer FX with different blending modes to clean up the borders, too.
- nottorp 1y ago> you can play around with stroke layer FX with different blending modes Lost me about there :) I'm involved in custom printed tshirts only a couple times per year at best and in image editing apart from that about zero times.
- mvdtnz 1y agoCanva does this really well. They use a product they purchased called remove-bg which is still mostly free. https://www.remove.bg/ https://www.remove.bg/