I have no idea why did you wanted to remove the white background of your image. Probably, you want to make it transparent since you want to blend it with other images. Just follow the steps below to remove the white background on an image with GIMP.What I did to implement the Stack Exchange instructions was this:There are a few ways to remove the background of a picture and make it transparent in GIMP. This tutorial looks at how to use the ‘Fuzzy Select’ and the ‘Select by Color’ tools to delete backgrounds.Removing background in GIMP is not a very difficult task.
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On Linux, for example, GIMP defaults to 3 separate floating panels over top of whatever is behind it.To change this, in the top toolbar of GIMP, go to "Windows" and select "Single-Window Mode" from the dropdown menu. You can download it from (Optional) Configure GIMP Window ModeThe screenshots in this tutorial are using GIMP in Single-Window Mode, which may look different than what GIMP does by default on your system. Add transparency to the image (Click Layer > Transparency > Add Alpha Channel.) GIMP is a cross-platform, free, open source, image editing tool. Click the background gray color. This implements the "color select" tool, and you should see some moving highlights around the borders of the color you selected, indicating that every pixel that is of that exact color is now selected.After doing this I still had to do some erasing work in the gray background area, but this technique deleted probably 90-95% of the gray color properly, without pulling any color out of the black phone, which is very important.
If you try to do it all in one stroke, it's a lot harder.Dark blue around the outside indicates the Background.Lighter blue on the inside indicates Unknown.As you draw foreground, the clear portions will indicate the Foreground.Take a look at the Foreground Select Tool Options tab in the lower left panel of the screen.Make sure "Feather edges" is selected and set Radius to the number you chose earlier. Some operations require multiple steps and you have to press the Enter key to proceed (or the Esc key to exit).When you're painting on an image, it's often easier to do lots of short strokes and undo a stroke if you mess up (Ctrl + Z). A particularly helpful tool is if you zoom too far in.You can de-select by going to. Here are a few tips that will probably be helpful.Get familiar with the Zoom tools under and also the magnifying glass icon in the upper-left toolbox, which will allow you to draw a box and then zoom in on that area.
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