Is anyone able to make this image's background transparent?
>magick -transparent "0xF3E3FE" picrel.jpg
does not remove the grey romboid :(

botched the command but you get it tsktsk

P127423
Doesn't have an option for that as far as I can see

P127421
Is that a boy or a girl?

What is a romboid?

P127459
what software used and how?

P127465
[spoiler:Gimp]
and
[spoiler:path selection]
.

P127468
Why did you install a Emoji Add-on in Tor-Browser?

P127471
I didn't. It's Librewolf + Privoxy + Tor with emojis via gucharmap.

P127473
>Librewolf
NSA trash browser
https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/#does-librewolf-make-any-outgoing-connections

>via gucharmap
10/10 would

P127459
P127468
Thank you!

P127488
Your very welcome fambam

P127468

Will have to try this out I usually only use Krita

P127421
you are trying to add transparency to a *****ing jpeg you *****ing retard
you need to convert it to another format
like webpenis

P127421
>magick -transparent "0xF3E3FE" picrel.jpg

Imagemagick is way more autistic than that. The output option needs to be before the output image, it gets confused if you put it before the input image like you did
>magick input.png -transparent "0xF3E3FE" output.png

And it doesn't understand hex so you need to convert it
>printf %d,%d,%d 0xF3 0xE3 0xFE
>243,227,254
>magick input.png -transparent "rgb(243,227,254)" output.png

It will delete most of the [spoiler: what the ***** is a romboid] square shape but not the edges because the color has been blended towards white and those pixels don't match 0xF3E3FE anymore.

I'm not going to post your ***** boy [spoiler: *****ing *****] but you can convert to png and run the command yourself to see what it looks like
>magick 53f7cca5110797d52d475fa8cee0170def900f854ce6a33120d61dedb9e39639.jpg 53f7cca5110797d52d475fa8cee0170def900f854ce6a33120d61dedb9e39639.png
>magick 53f7cca5110797d52d475fa8cee0170def900f854ce6a33120d61dedb9e39639.png -transparent "rgb(243,227,254)" almost.png

Gimping it clearly gives much better results P127459

P127764
>you are trying to add transparency to a *****ing jpeg you *****ing friend
Good point. I tried it with the jpeg first (because I'm a friend too) and magick silently gives back the original image with no changes and no warning. Peak *****ism.