In iOS 17 (and to some degree iOS 16) you can lift objects out of photos using AI "magic" via iPhone photo cutout. Here's how and what to do with what you lift.

But while I’ve known how to cut, copy, and paste on a laptop or desktop computer for, well, forever, I wasn’t quite as sure at first how to do it on my Android phone.

Then hit these keys together to copy, cut, and paste them: Windows: Hold down the CTRL key then click. C to copy or. X to cut. V to paste. Mac: Hold down the Command key (⌘). Then, as with ...

Find or open the photo you want to cut the subject out of. This can be in the Photos app, through the Safari web browser, Messages, and so on. Tap and hold a finger on the subject you want to cut out.

How to paste on a Mac or MacBook. The process is similar if you want to know “how do I paste on a Mac”. As above, you need to first select the text or object you want to copy or cut.

With a couple of easy steps, you can quickly cut out the subject of a photo from its background if you’re running iOS 16. The results are easy to copy, paste, and share however you like.