Help With Adding Background on PF

Does anyone know how to add a background on photofiltre?

Try this:
1. Open up your babv picture and background.
2. Go to to your babv pic and go to Image, then click on Duplicate.
3. Copy your background
4. Go back to one of the pictures and right click, paste
5. Spread out your background aroung the whole picture ( yes even covering your charcter )
6. Go back to the other duplicated picture and click on Polygon
7. outline your babv charcter
8. right click, copy
9. go to your other picture ( the number 5 pic )
10. right click, paste.


There are lots of good tutorials in youtube too

MeLlichenx3 wrote:Try this:
1. Open up your babv picture and background.
2. Go to to your babv pic and go to Image, then click on Duplicate.
3. Copy your background
4. Go back to one of the pictures and right click, paste
5. Spread out your background aroung the whole picture ( yes even covering your charcter )
6. Go back to the other duplicated picture and click on Polygon
7. outline your babv charcter
8. right click, copy
9. go to your other picture ( the number 5 pic )
10. right click, paste.


There are lots of good tutorials in youtube too

I do something else, though that's a way.

1. Open or paste your BABV picture and background.
2. Go to your BABV picture and fill the background in which you don't have on your clothes.

Option 1 -
3. Use the wand tool and click on the coloured background.
4. Copy the image which is the background.
5. Right-click > Paste in. Viola!

Option 2-
3. Click the new page icon (The paper).
4. Put the width and the height as 200x300.
5. Copy the background and paste it on the new page.
6. Copy your character and paste it on the background page.
7. Right-click > Paste options > Transparency then use the colour when you filled the background, click OK. Ta da!

or you could open the background and the picture. use the polygon cropping tool to cut out the shape, then copy it then paste it into the background

Hope i helped

I make my BABV picture transparent and then copy it on to the background.