In most of the cases, people who are new to Google Sheets face some sorts of difficulty finding these built-in editing tools to insert and edit images in the Google Slides.

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The most common trouble people face while working with an image in the Google Slides is sending an image to back in Google Slides. Any image that you insert in the Slides is set at the front by default. This image covers the texts in Slides making it difficult to read. To make the text visible, the image that you have inserted needs to be sending back to the texts.

In case, if you are also having trouble while working with an image in Google Slides, we are here to help you. Read a step-by-step guide to help you send an image to back in Google Slides.

Inserting an Image in Google Slides

Before you edit any image, it is needed to be inserted in Slides. This part is only for those who are a newbie to the Google Slides and didn’t have any idea inserting an image in the Slides. If you already know this process, you can skip this part.

1. Open the Slides on the web browser on which you are working.
2. Click on Insert > Image and then select the image to be inserted from your computer.
3. Hit on Insert or Open button to insert the selected image to the Slides.

Note: You can follow the same procedure to insert an audio or video in the slides. You just have to follow Insert > Audio/Video to insert.

In this way, you can insert any image in the Google Slides. Now you are ready to edit the image you have inserted. As mentioned above, images that you insert in the Slides are placed in front by default. You need to send them back to make the text visible. Let’s see how can we do this.

How to Send an Image to the Back in Google Slides

As soon as you select an image, the drawing bar comes at the front that comprises different tools and options to edit the images. However, the drawing bar doesn’t comprise an option to send an image to back to the text. But, you can follow this step given below to send an image to the back in Google Slides.

1. Select the image to which you want to send back.
2. Right-click on the image then select Order.
3. From the drop-down menu, select Send to Back.

Alternatively, you can simply select the image and follow this command (CTRL + Shift + ↓) to send an image to back to the texts.

In this way, you can easily send an image to the back in the Google Slides.

Adobe Photoshop comes with different selection tools to work with; one of the most widely used selection tools is the Lasso Tool.

 While most of the beginners prefer using a rectangle or shape-oriented tools to select an image, they got stuck selecting an image with complex areas.

For instance, if you are working with an image of Car, Bottles, eye, or anything with complex corners, selecting corners of the image can be difficult for you.

In these situations, the Lasso tool comes into action. It is perfect for picking complex areas in an image as this is a freehand tool that lets you select areas by dragging the cursor on the image.

Working With the Right Lasso Tool:

Using the lasso tool requires a good quality mouse, decent drawing skills, and a little patience. There are three variants of Lasso tool available in Photoshop, including Standard Lasso Tool, Magnetic Lasso Tool, and Polygonal Lasso Tool.

All of these works differently for different tasks. While working with the lasso tool, you can switch between these three by pressing either L or Shift + L on your keyboard.

How to use the Lasso Tool in Photoshop?

Before moving over to removing any lasso selection in photoshop, we must have to make any selection. To make you understand how this lasso tool works, we will give a short idea of using Lasso tool in photoshop for selection. Here, we will be using the Standard Lasso tool for this tutorial.

For using this tool, you can click and hold the mouse to draw selection on the image.

Always make sure to close the selection at the point from where you have started, or Photoshop will do it for you when you release the mouse. But in case of automatic selection, Photoshop will draw a straight line from the point you have dropped selecting to the starting point of the selection.

In this way, you can make a selection using the lasso tool in Photoshop. But the problem arises when you are finished working with the lasso tool as most of the beginners get stuck removing the lasso selection.

But you don’t worry; you can follow the procedure given below to delete the lasso selection.

How to Delete Lasso Selection in Photoshop?

Once you are finished working with the lasso tool, you can easily remove the lasso selection from the image in Photoshop. You can remove the lasso selection in three different ways.

1. Go to the Select menu  > Deselect to remove the selection.
2. Or press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + D (Windows) or Command + D (Mac).
3. Else, you can click anywhere inside of the selection with Lasso Tool to remove the selection.

You can follow any of the three steps describes above to remove the lasso selection in Adobe Photoshop.