Victor93

ANSWERED: Sorry I found out all you have to do it paste in onto a new layer on "edit".

I have a first pic with checkered background and a picture. I select a square around it and copy it i paste it onto a 2nd picture but the whole selection i pasted comes with my picture and a checkered background (I used to know how to fix this but i haven't used paint.net in over a year or two and i forgot, i remember it being really simple to do.)

I need help with removing the "transparent" checkered background. I pasted an image and started erasing everything around it. Once everything was checkered but the picture, I copied and pasted it to another image. Now my selection of this image came with the checkered background. I'm trying to find a way to remove this so only my pasted image shows.