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Decompose for Mac

Easily and seamlessly extracts objects from images.

$29.99
In English
3.8
Based on 19 user rates

Decompose overview

Decompose is an application allowing an easy and flawless extraction of elements from pictures in order to use them to make composite images. It is the perfect tool for making images for Web pages, newspapers and magazines or simply for your own creations. Extracted objects are saved as a TIFF file with transparency. Decompose also corrects colors to remove all traces of the previous background, thus generating perfect mattes.

What’s new in version 1.2.2

Version 1.2.2:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.9 or later running on a 64-bit Intel processor

  • Some fixes
View older Decompose versions

Decompose for Mac

$29.99
In English
Version 1.2.2

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3.8

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GoldonyJohn
GoldonyJohn
Jul 2 2015
1.2.1
3.0
Jul 2 2015
3.0
Version: 1.2.1
Super PhotoCut is better which instantly remove complex image backgrounds and make them transparent with just a few clicks. Get the dramatic stand-out images done in seconds-to-minutes instead of minutes-to-hours.
RichardWhitfield8432
RichardWhitfield8432
Sep 12 2013
1.2
5.0
Sep 12 2013
5.0
Version: 1.2
Just what I am looking for. Does the job quite easy and fast. Love it.
Terskac
Terskac
Dec 13 2011
1.2
4.5
Dec 13 2011
4.5
Version: 1.2
It took me some playing around with this for quite a while to get the hang of it. When I figured it out I got really good results. After you apply the masks you need to manually fix the edges by using the erase brush with the image magnified to the maximum. Then you can switch between the foreground and background to the get the edge right down to the pixel.
Marktron
Marktron
Apr 20 2011
1.2
5.0
Apr 20 2011
5.0
Version: 1.2
Easy to use. Gets the job done.
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Feb 18 2011
1.2
0.0
Feb 18 2011
0.0
Version: 1.2
The current issue of Macworld gives it a good write up.
GoldonyJohn
GoldonyJohn
Jul 2 2015
3.0
Jul 2 2015
3.0
Version: null
purposepilot
purposepilot
Mar 17 2015
5.0
Mar 17 2015
5.0
Version: null
RichardWhitfield8432
RichardWhitfield8432
Sep 12 2013
5.0
Sep 12 2013
5.0
Version: null
Whitefishsc
Whitefishsc
Sep 7 2013
3.5
Sep 7 2013
3.5
Version: null
Broer-T
Broer-T
Sep 23 2012
2.0
Sep 23 2012
2.0
Version: null
Roes
Roes
Sep 14 2012
3.5
Sep 14 2012
3.5
Version: null
Physhbourne
Physhbourne
Sep 13 2012
5.0
Sep 13 2012
5.0
Version: null
Cami3lle
Cami3lle
May 31 2012
1.5
May 31 2012
1.5
Version: null
Terskac
Terskac
Dec 13 2011
4.5
Dec 13 2011
4.5
Version: null
Tigermac
Tigermac
Sep 6 2011
2.5
Sep 6 2011
2.5
Version: null
Vkubalkova
Vkubalkova
Jul 23 2011
4.0
Jul 23 2011
4.0
Version: null
Glennforti
Glennforti
Jul 15 2011
4.5
Jul 15 2011
4.5
Version: null
ncoscia
ncoscia
Apr 21 2011
3.5
Apr 21 2011
3.5
Version: null
Douglas-R-Keene
Douglas-R-Keene
Apr 21 2011
4.0
Apr 21 2011
4.0
Version: null
Marktron
Marktron
Apr 20 2011
5.0
Apr 20 2011
5.0
Version: null
Tc-
Tc-
Dec 3 2010
3.5
Dec 3 2010
3.5
Version: null
Pieranto
Pieranto
Dec 2 2010
4.0
Dec 2 2010
4.0
Version: null
Iangreig
Iangreig
Dec 17 2007
4.0
Dec 17 2007
4.0
Version: null
mac
mac
Apr 17 2006
5.0
Apr 17 2006
5.0
Version: null