How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
NessaHD - 29.11.2011
Hey, i don't know how to make transparent backgrounds i photoshop.. I know, but when i set the image in my sig, then it shows a white background. Should i just make the background invisible?
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
Ronaldo_raul™ - 29.11.2011
Use Magic Eraser.
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
saiberfun - 29.11.2011
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Originally Posted by cruteX_modshop
Hey, i don't know how to make transparent backgrounds i photoshop.. I know, but when i set the image in my sig, then it shows a white background. Should i just make the background invisible?
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there are only specific image formats which support transparecy,
others just make the transparent parts white
Most common are:
gif and png
gif = less of the size,bad for transition or high resolutioned stuff, only up to 256 colors
png = bigger,more detailed, much more colors(about 16-17million)
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
sherlock - 30.11.2011
Use magic wand, select the background and hit delete and it should become transparent.
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
RyDeR` - 30.11.2011
Start with a background which opacity is set to 0%.
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
NessaHD - 30.11.2011
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Originally Posted by RyDeR`
Start with a background which opacity is set to 0%.
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I did that, but it was still being white.. Should i try to safe in a png format? I always save it as JPG..
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
nuriel8833 - 30.11.2011
If thats a background double click on it and make it a layer,then set opacity to 0 / cut around your picture
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
KingstoN* - 30.11.2011
Yes, you should.
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
NessaHD - 30.11.2011
Thx guys.
Re: How to make transparent backgrounds? (Photoshop) -
lilswizy - 30.11.2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by saiberfun
there are only specific image formats which support transparecy,
others just make the transparent parts white
Most common are:
gif and png
gif = less of the size,bad for transition or high resolutioned stuff, only up to 256 colors
png = bigger,more detailed, much more colors(about 16-17million)
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Do what he said save it in gif or png then see . Read all your replies properly they all have answers in them.
EDIT: Posted just like 2 seconds after you