How To Remove Background Colour In Word - Insert the image you want to modify into your word document by clicking the ‘insert’ tab and then ‘pictures.’. Open your word document and select the text from which you want to remove highlights. Once you have your image in the document, ensure it’s selected so that the ‘format’ tab appears in the toolbar. Web click in the paragraph [if more than one select them all] then go to format> borders & shading (or use the page borders button next to page color) to select no fill on the shading panel. Select the home tab at the top. Insert the image into your word document. Click on the ‘remove background’ option. If that doesn't do it. To select all text, press control + a keyboard shortcut. Then, click the tiny arrow next to the text highlight color icon and choose no color from the resulting menu.
Insert the image you want to modify into your word document by clicking the ‘insert’ tab and then ‘pictures.’. Web click in the paragraph [if more than one select them all] then go to format> borders & shading (or use the page borders button next to page color) to select no fill on the shading panel. Then, click the tiny arrow next to the text highlight color icon and choose no color from the resulting menu. If that doesn't do it. Open your word document and select the text from which you want to remove highlights. Select the home tab at the top. Insert the image into your word document. Once you have your image in the document, ensure it’s selected so that the ‘format’ tab appears in the toolbar. To select all text, press control + a keyboard shortcut. Click on the ‘remove background’ option.