Thank you for your message. It sounds like you are looking to use the magic wand tool and chroma key in order to select pixels in a flat image, with the goal of removing or recoloring the background, as well as splitting elements into layers.
For your specific needs, the magic wand tool would be useful for selecting individual elements of the UI, allowing you to change their color or move them to another location in the image. Additionally, the chroma key feature can help [remove the background from an image](https://dvdfab.org/image/how-to-create-transparent-images.htm), leaving only the desired UI elements intact.
Furthermore, it’s great that you mentioned the ability to quickly remove white backgrounds from images. This can be achieved by erasing opaque pixels to create a transparent background, which can be very helpful when working with product shots or other types of images.
Thank you for your message. It sounds like you are looking to use the magic wand tool and chroma key in order to select pixels in a flat image, with the goal of removing or recoloring the background, as well as splitting elements into layers.
For your specific needs, the magic wand tool would be useful for selecting individual elements of the UI, allowing you to change their color or move them to another location in the image. Additionally, the chroma key feature can help [remove the background from an image](https://dvdfab.org/image/how-to-create-transparent-images.htm), leaving only the desired UI elements intact.
Furthermore, it’s great that you mentioned the ability to quickly remove white backgrounds from images. This can be achieved by erasing opaque pixels to create a transparent background, which can be very helpful when working with product shots or other types of images.