How to remove a white background with Luminar Neo?

Deleting a white background with Luminar Neo is easy. Simply use the AI-powered Background Removal AI Extension or the Portrait Background Removal AI tool if you are working with a portrait. These tools automatically detect and mask up the subject in your photo and easily remove it with the power of AI.

Can I reverse deleting a white background?

Luminar Neo has an Undo feature that lets you easily reverse your changes.

What are the limitations of removing a white background from an image?

If you want to remove a white background from PNG, keep in mind that it has some limitations and challenges. For example, if the subject is intricate or contains fine details like hair or fur, achieving a precise selection can be more challenging. If the subject was originally photographed with specific lighting and shadows that interacted with the white background, removing the background may disrupt the integrity of the lighting and shadowing, making the subject look out of place in a new background.

Does the photo get smaller or look different when we remove the white background?

When you erase a white background, it doesn't inherently change the size or appearance of the image, but subsequent actions you take, such as resizing, altering the aspect ratio, or applying edits, can lead to changes in how the image looks and behaves.

Hue Changer:
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Correct the tone, try on something new for your photo, or add a deliberate creative effect. Achieve it all simply by trying a hue adjust technique in a pro photo editor

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How To Change The Image’s Hue For A Specific Look?

It’s super easy! Think of an idea of what colors you’d like to see pop in your photo. Use a designated tool, for example the HSL tool in Luminar Neo, by simplifying moving the slider that adjusts the hue or basic color shades of your image. Carefully fine-tune the hue adjustment by experimenting with the sliders until you achieve the desired look.

Why Use A Hue Color Changer?

Using a professional color hue changer will help you achieve a professional look in seconds.

Luminar Neo’s HSL tool that contains the controls for Hue, Saturation, and Luminance will help you easily and effortlessly change the hue of your photo.

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Achieve Perfect Color Control With Image Hue Changer

An ideal color can make or break an image’s visual effect. Adjusting the hue can help remove or reduce color casts, making the colors in the image appear more natural. You can also do it for artistic expression, to set a mood or tone, or to match a specific color scheme or theme.

Or you can make a specific object or region in an image can help make it stand out.

Hue Editor: Your Key To Captivating Graphics

Let’s discover what you can achieve with the HSL tool

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Hue

Adjusts the hue or basic color shades of your image for the selected target. Moving the Hue slider to the right results in a shift towards the next color in the list (for example, from Orange to Yellow). Sliding to the left shifts the hue toward the previous color in the list (for example, from Orange to Red).

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Saturation

Adjust the color saturation for the selected target. Moving this slider to the right results in a more intense color. Moving it to the left removes color.

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Luminance

Adjust the brightness of the selected target color. Sliding this control further to the right results in a brighter color within the image. The further to the left, the darker the color.

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Hue Shift

This slider lets you roll the hue in a photo for subtle or dramatic changes. A little hue shift is perfect for eliminating unwanted color tints, while a significant shift is perfect for a dramatic style.

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Explore Other Features

Luminar Neo has plenty of other features to help you edit faster and easier

Image Color Replacer

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Image Color Replacer

Change the color of any object in your image in a moment

Change Background Color

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Change Background Color

Enhance your design projects with a background changer, a simple yet impactful tweak.

Selective Color

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Selective Color

Unleash your creativity and make your photos pop

Saturation/Vibrance

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Saturation/Vibrance

Explore our tools to customize the perfect image saturation and bring your visuals to life.

Image Color Remover

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Image Color Remover

Convert your images to stunning black and white to evoke timeless elegance

Color Photo Editor

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Color Photo Editor

Breathe new life into your images by adjusting their colors and tones

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to change the hue of a picture with Luminar Neo?

Luminar Neo has a designated image hue shifter – an HSL tool. Use the Hue slider to adjust the hue or basic color shades of your image for the selected target. Or use the Hue Shift slider to correct the hue in a photo for subtle or dramatic changes.

Can I reverse the hue shift of a photo?

In Luminar Neo hue photo editor you can reverse any changes by using the Undo button.

What file formats are best for photos with a black background?

When working with photos that have a black background, the choice of file format primarily depends on the purpose and context of the image. JPEG is a widely used format for photographs due to its compression capabilities. It's suitable for photos with black backgrounds as long as you don't need transparency. i a lossless image format that supports transparency. If you want to preserve the black background but also need to maintain transparency in other parts of the image, PNG is an excellent choice.

What impact does the hue changer have on image file sizes and quality?

The impact of changing the hue of an image on its file size and quality depends on the specific image editing software and settings you use. Generally, changing the hue alone should not significantly impact the file size or quality of the image because it doesn't involve adding or removing image data. Instead, it involves recalculating the color information of existing pixels.