How to make transparent background

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• How to make transparent background by making lower thirds?

  Hi all

  I use AE CC 2014.2

  I bought some third lower, am I able to make the changes I need, but when I export, the background is black.  So when I import the .mov in first to use only the lower third, I must use the Ultra key to remove the black.

  It worked fine until now, I am trying to add effects to the lower third in first using an adjustment layer.  The effect of the adjustment layer I have insert restores all black background and I can't get rid of it.  How can I remove in AE since the beginning?

  Thank you!

  Will be

  You must export with a codec that supports an alpha channel, or you could just send the model to the first. If you have a lot of legends, you can use Live text where you can make changes directly in the first name, but using a model AFX.

• How to make transparent background/stage in an oam file?

  This old Flash tutorial is not much help... The background transparent with Adobe drive CC

  I export from Adobe animate CC - no Flash...

  Jacob

  Hello

  Go to the first image and add an action to the subject.

  In the action Panel Add the following code.

  canvas.style.backgroundColor = "rgba (0,0,0,0)"; "

  document.body.style.backgroundColor = 'rgba (0,0,0,0);

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Once did publish your OAM and it should be transparent.

  
  

  Kind regards

  Vivek
  

• How to make a background Transparent in CS6?

  I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to make the background of my Flash CS6 transparent flash animation. My animated film is made up of text and I would like to be on my site, which has an image as a background and I would like the background to show through. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thank you.

  file > publishing settings > html > window mode > transparent.

• How to make transparent canvas

  How to make transparent canvas

  Open the layer panel.

  Click on the lock symbol where it says background

  Select all (CMD - A or CTRL)

  Press the delete key

• How to make transparent images in Photoshop

  Hi all...

  I stuck somewhere and I need transparent Image.

  I want to know the procedure how to make transparent images in Photoshop.

  Help, please.

  Thanks in advance

  Remove the background you can see the checkerboard, and save them in a file PNG or GIF.

  This page will tell you how to select the area you want to keep

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Photoshop/using/making-selections.html

• How to make transparent images in inDesign?

  How to make transparent images in Adobe InDesign CS5.5?

  so if I read you right, you have the image and you want to make the background transparent...

  If so, the application is not possible to use as Photoshop or Illustartor and then import it into Indesign

• How to make transparent cluster keeping only the elements inside the visible cluster?

  Hello

  Can anyone suggest me how to make transparent cluster keeping only the elements inside the cluster visible in the front panel.

  Thanks in advance,

  Vinciane

  As I said, use the space bar for what is paint. This works. Trust me.

  PS You cannot link to pictures stored on your hard drive. We don't see them. You must add them as attachments and then submit the post they get uploaded to the servers of NOR.

• How to make the background transparent in EP 14?

  Have a picture to copy onto another image. How do you get the transparent background? Is there a plugin for this?

  Is there a help line just for the EP? Sought a transparent background and found Q & A the PS full, Illuminator, and other Adobe products.

  To answer the first part (make transparent white):

  1. change the background to a normal layer layer by double-clicking on it in the Palette layers and by changing the name. Simply accept the default name "Layer 0". Use the different selection tools to select the white part. In this example, I used the magic wand with the uncontrolled contiguous option and clicked on the white...

  

  2 remove the selection, replacing with transparency.

  

  3. save the file in a format that supports transparency, such as TIFF, PNG or GIF.  JPG and BMP do not support transparency.

  As for the second part (the text does), please send a screenshot showing your PSE working area and pallet layers open when you added the text.

• How to make the background transparent?  He continues to show white.

  I'm trying to change text colors.  Once I have change the background is transparent it becomes white.  How can I fix it to make the transparent background to stay?

  It sounds as if you rasterize the text layer. In this case, before going in Edition > fill (with white?), click on the padlock at the top of the layers panel to lock the transparent area.

• How to make the background transparent semi while keeping the text opaque

  Basically, as the title says.

  I am using a div as a container of text and I need do the slightly transparent background while keep the text with a full opacity, but am not sure how.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  If more information just ask.

  Two ways to do it.  We need to make a picture of 1 x 1 saved as a PNG with transparency and which defined on the background and repeat.  This will work in IE 7 & up and all other browsers.  The other way with CSS transparency that requires a few lines in your code depending on the browser used - http://www.w3schools.com/Css/css_image_transparency.asp .

• How to make the background of a control string Transparent?

  Hi all

  Is it possible to make the background of a control string Transparent?

  Thank you
  Ritesh

  Hello

  Yes. Over time edit use the color tool and select transparent (the "T" symbol in the upper right corner of the color selection dialog box) to the background color. At run time, use the property of "text color: text color: BG ' control of the chain.

• How to make the background of a transparent logo on a slide?

  This seems to be the doc would be in 7 Captivate User Guide, in "properties of the images and the flight path images":

  Image

  Transparent background Select the color fill icon. All occurrences of a particular color of an image can be made transparent.

  ...

  However, steps to reproduce:

  1 Ctl + sh + m inserting image (logo, white background a lot).

  2. double-click on the image to open the property inspector of the image.

  3. under the image is as follows:

  

  4 I opened what seems to be the color picker on the right and select white.

  5. I click click the eyedropper on the left (which, when I mouse over it, has the ToolTip, "Make the color transparent selected."

  Expected result: the white background becomes transparent.

  Result: white background remains white.

  I am barking the wrong tree? What is the correct and effective way to make the white background of a picture transparent?

  Thank you

  Jeff

  Let's just say that interface designer user Adobe wasn't in a good mood that day.

  If you notice closely, there is a semicolon between the eyedropper icon, which indicates that this icon is just a "label". Next to that is a button which you should click. A click, you get the color scheme which has also the standard choose fill color. Select the fill and click on the area of the image that you want to make transparent.

  Is another alternative for this, save the image in PNG format and import it into Captivate. It's hassle and in my experience is cleaner.

  Anthony

• How to make transparent psd files?

  How to make images transparent when psd I drag and drop the layer on the stage on flash cs6?

  For example an iv was do what he so far recorded as a psd and then go to the folder to import into the flash library. It's very very time consuming and would be a lot easyer if I can simply drag and drop the layer photoshop on the scene, but the problem is that the image gets a white box around it and that it is not transparent, when I do this.

  
  Is there an option in photoshop or flash to solve this problem and make the background transparent?

  Reminds me of Mario Bros. Yoshi

  I know what you want to do, but as the first answer mentioned, you can do it. Until Photoshop is updated to copy with transparency intact in the Windows Clipboard, you will not be able to do. The reason why I've linked and showed a screenshot of the GIMP is to prove that it is a limitation of Photoshop, not a limitation of Flash or the Windows Clipboard.

  Knowing this, it not there no way for you to copy/paste, drag/drop from Photoshop directly in Flash.

  Cartoon animation is essentially identical to the way most of the games work. You create one large master image that contains all the possible variations of your subject (a face, a car, etc.) and import that into a game. Do you the same thing during the animation, only you keep them all separate instead of a single image.

  Knowing that your experience with Flash is small and growing, I won't make the most optimal recommendation. I'll stick to 2 things that I've mentioned before, but elaborate on them.

  (1) save your assets on real png with transparency, then import them into Flash.

  The reason why I highly recommend this much is due to the function of update of the Flash (I'll explain) and it is possible to automate some (also will be explained).

  So, I grabbed a sheet of sprite in Yoshi and say that I did a new pose as you mentioned. In Photoshop I have then select and copy this new single pose, with transparency:

  

  As you know, once you do that you can bring up a "New Image" dialog box, and it will already have the size of your pixels copied (with adorned transparency):

  

  You can see the size is correct and the preset's Clipboard. After that, you just paste your new image in and clear the background to achieve transparency. Then save you it to a separate file. I always use save for Web to a pinch of optimization of size of files and general control:

  

  Yet once, I realize that it is much more that you want to do, but all of this can be automated which will be explained after virtually making a send operation button.

  Now we have the image as a separate new PNG image with transparency intact. This image should be imported into the Flash library:

  

  Now you have both a separate physical copy of this pose in a PNG file (which can be useful for many reasons) and Flash can use this file with it's built in control of update of the very rapid changes.

  Now say you touch up your a pose a bit. I'll make it really obvious and change the hue of all. You make your changes in Photoshop, follow the same process (even make changes to the original image size), possibly replacing the PNG you created for this installation:

  

  Now in Flash, all you need to do is use the update feature. Right-click on the image in your library, select update. Because it is a file with a physical location, that's all that is needed to change the image in Flash:

  

  The power in this is that if you make changes to dozens or hundreds of png, you can do this command in a single Flash. Select all modified images and press update and all your changes will be made at the time. You can't do this kind of things when you copy and paste directly into Flash.

  That said, almost all of the steps above can be automated using the Photoshops Actions Panel. No need to reinvent the wheel, Actions are explained here:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7448a.h tml

  I would recommend the Save action once you make your selection rectangle around what you want to save a PNG image. Save up to save for Web and stop there. Then in the future, you press the shortcut key that affect you and it will be part of your choice, open a new document, paste it in, turn off the background for transparency and you will bring to the dialog box in which you can name the image. It's pretty simple and automated. Then just import into Flash and enjoy the benefits.

  (2) use Photoshop to create assets, then another program to copy/paste in Flash

  Is not ideal to have 2 programs need, however if you really want you copy and paste directly into Flash, it is the way to go. Download any program that can read the PSD file format, open your PSD in there. If you have enough RAM this shouldn't really be a problem (PS and GIMP side by side, same open file):

  

  As you make changes to the PSD, just hit reload or go back in your program to support ' copy in transparency ', copy what you need, paste it into Flash:

  

  I'll explain some of the benefits of the previous workflow if you want, but I think that this is the overload of enough information for now.

• How to make a background blur realistic looking to show that behind a dialog box?

  I'm prototyping a Flex in Fireworks CS4 application & have some pop up dialog boxes to display.  When they show the background should be blurred.  I know how to make them appear, but I can't get a nice blur effect that looks like the one you see in Flash.  I tried a transparent layer with different blur filters, but no aspect than realistic.  The information?

  Just go to the filters section in the property inspector Panel, first select your object on the Web (for example, the bottom), then click on the [+] sign sign in Filters > a small menu opens, select blur > Gaussian blur and change the value (0 = zero blur, 4 or more = a lot of blur). Later, you can change or remove the effect, which is good.

  I often use a Gaussian blur, especilly if I need make a blurry image...

  I hope this will help you!