I made this clumsy overlay in GIMP and I am really struggling to make the white background transparent without there being stray white pixels. I've tried using the eraser to get rid of them, but I always cut into the image or otherwise leave the image looking weird. I don't really have a lot of experience using modern graphics programs, so I figure there has to be some easier way than how I am attempting to do it.

Would anyone be interested in helping me get a transparent background for this image? I'd be happy to pay 100,000 sp for it (or whatever is fair).

Thank you!

Yo , I did the best I could since the resolution is really low, I hope it suits you. If so, great! No need to pay me for it.

[box=#000][/box]

[box=#60b6ff][/box]

[box=#fff][/box]

Wow, thank you so much! This is absolutely perfect! You even put in a less-fuzzy outline on the mohawk fins and fixed my sloppiness! The overlay looks much more cohesive now. You're awesome!

Cool! My pleasure, and a huge "thank you" for your gift and the very kind words. Happy Fireside!

Wow, that was so kind of you. It looks great! I decided to use it on my pet profile and I made sure to give you a credit. Thank you so much!

OK - when I started this, no one else had answered. lol But someone was really kind to me and helped me out yesterday, so I thought I'd pay it forward. And Maximoff is a fantastic artist! But I did it anyway, so here you go:200x200 and 400x400

[Edit] Nevermind mine the feet are not fixed. I used Maximoff's and enlarged it in case you wanted a bigger overlay. 400x400

Oh and there is a lot you can do on Lunapicand its free. Go and experiment and have fun. :)

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the tips, as I had not heard of that image editor before. I will have to try it out.

I believe you can also now do this on Canva for free! I also have a Canva Pro account if it's not free, ping me and I can do another if anyone needs