I did a search for Paint 3D here at Wilders, and this looks likes the forum where one would post questions about that. Therefore, I hope this is the correct forum. But I looked up some youtube videos on how to remove an image from its background and then save that image to your computer. However, my efforts in trying to do that were not successful. Therefore, is there anyone who can give me some tips or insight as to what I need to do to accomplish that?
Here are a couple of videos that I used as guides to do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87jhs4Bc09w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNugfteybvs And even though, I thought that I followed these steps meticulously, I still couldn't accomplish those results. Therefore, if anyone is familiar as to how to do this, please let me know.
Seeing as no one else has offered any help, here is my small offering. Unless you have multiple images, then I'm not sure how you could successfully do it. The reason is that most images aren't layered. They are one whole image. I haven't done much with Paint 3D, but Corel PaintShop Pro has a feature called Photo Blending. But it requires more than one image. There is a short video tutorial there. More information about Photo Blending in Corel PaintShop Pro.
