Troubleshooting paint crop without white background: A Comprehensive Guide

Paint is an application that is widely available, and it is used to create artistic pictures.
However, sometimes users complain about Paint issues, and they complain that their images have white backgrounds, and they can’t crop.
In this article, we will explore a few solutions for Paint crop without white background issues.

• Paint crop without white background is a common issue, and this issue can be encountered in various paint apps.
• Some users reported this problem in Microsoft Paint, while others faced it in Paint.NET.
• Luckily, we can easily fix this issue, and below, you will find a comprehensive guide.

Undo the crop

1. Click Edit, and then click Undo.
   
2. Reset the crop
   Click Undo, and then click Reset crop.
3. Use the Crop tool
4. Click the Crop tool, and then click Reset crop.
5. Resize the image
6. Click Image, and then click Resize.
   

Remove and reset the app preferences

1. Open the Canvas app.
2. From the top menu bar, tap on the Menu button.
3. Tap on Preferences and select Reset Preferences from the list.
   
4. Restart the app and try opening another canvas.
5. Update the Canvas App
   Open the App store.
6. Type in the name of the Canvas app and install it on your Android system.
   
7. Open the app and try creating a new canvas.
8. Try using a different app palette (Apart from the standard ones).

Change canvas size

1. Open Paint.
2. Click on “File” and select “Open”.
3. Navigate to the image that you saved on your computer.
   
4. Now, select “Image Size” from the “File” menu.
5. In the window that appears, select “Canvas Size”.
6. Now, change the size that you prefer.
   
7. Try paint crop without white background again.

Change the background color

1. Go to the Paint window, and right-click on the background.
2. Next, select Fill.
   
3. Now, select Solid Color, and choose a dark color for the background.
5. Reopen the Paint window, and resize the canvas.
6. Select Tool from the top menu, and select the Rectangular Marquee tool.
7. Select Rectangle and select the Paint Bucket tool from the Tool drop-down menu.
   
8. Right-click on the canvas, and select Fill.
9. Choose Solid Color, and select a dark color for the background.

Undo the crop in your file

1. Undo the crop in your file
   Undo the crop in your file
2. Remove your crop
   Remove your crop
3. Revert to the default crop
4. Revert to the default crop
5. Revert to the default crop
6. Uncrop your canvas
   
7. Uncrop your canvas
   
8. Check that the background layer is active
9. Check that the background layer is active