Trouble seeing graphic white with transparent background

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• Unwanted white halo in the Gif format with transparent background

  Hello

  I'm a Photoshop user for years. Before, I could do glitter GIFs with a transparent background without White halo around the edge of the image. But unfortunately, in a few months, a white edge appeared on each gif with transparent background around. For months, I have tried many methods to solve this problem, but didn't succeed. My GIFs are unusable. How can I make GIFs without white edge? Thank you for your quick response.

  I send you a sample of each.

  Thanks in advance!

  Configuration:

  PC with Win 10

  Photoshop CC

  With halo:

  

  Good idea:

  

  In other words, you did a very bad job, cutting the object of its white background, it's hard to see how poor when superimposed on a white background so I put on a black background.

  Poor curout on black background

  

  Cut out the same with an added extra layer mask.

  

• Can't get picture with transparent background to appear like this

  I am quite new to PES (using version 6) so thank you in advance for any help you can offer!

  I have a picture and made the background transparent and saved as a GIF file.  The opening, he shows up with the grid background.  Good so far.

  When I drag this photo of the tray inside project (where I still see the bottom of checkerd) in the picture, I am trying, it comes with a solid gray background once fallen into this image.  So essentially, the background is more transparent.

  How can I add this picture with transparent background to the image, I'm working on without a background / frame appear?  I have combed internet and cannot find an answer and searching this forum, still coming up empty.  I think the problem has to do with dragging it from the location of the project.  If not, how can I get in the picture, that I'm getting?

  Thank you!

  Kevin

  In PES 6, dragging it to the top of the location of project creates a sort of layer of passthrough. Copy and paste, or drag it to the bottom of the image window the gif in the other file in the location of the project instead.

• Save in TIFF or PNG with transparent background

  PS cc (2015.5.0) create an image with multiple layers, all with transparent when I try to save as TIFF or PNG so I can move to the WEB Site, the file does not keep the background transparent. How can I solve this.

  For the WEB using the PNG.

  If all your layers are transparent,

  Save the png file, and then reopen the file in photoshop to check if it is registered with transparent background.

• Record a video with transparent background

  is there a way of sequels to record a video with transparent background? I know that only mov and avi is supported...

  But how can I do this in AE?

  When you send a composition to the render queue, in the output Module Settings, choose channels: RGB + Alpha, color: Straight (Unmatted):

  

• Unable to save in PNG with transparent background?

  I try to save a file in PNG format with transparent background, but PNG is not an option on my save as a list. In the following video the instructor made guess I can't?

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=XKZ-IARmhsg

  Choose Image - Mode.

  To save an image PNG, if it's not RGB, 8-bit/channel, make sure.

  Note what is shown in the title bar or the tab of the document on the instructor machine - RGB / 8.

  -Christmas

• FLV player with Transparent background

  Hello!
  
  I have a question... I have a FLV with transparent background... It's the topest layer... How can I do to by clicking under the FLV where the film is transparent... Is it possible? Thank you...

  in AS3:

  myFLVPlayer.mouseEnabled = false;
  where "myFLVPlayer" is the instance name of your video player.

  || EDIT |

  Of course, this will make the entire non-interactive video, not only the transparent parts.

• Photoshop Image with transparent background - export gives me a white background?

  Hello

  OK, the hours of my life have already evolved in this one - I guess that's computers!  I have a few images in Photoshop which already have transparent backgrounds, but when I try and drag the latter in a different program, they move across with a white box as their background.  I tried to save as TIF, GIFF... - of all kinds, so clearly I'm missing a pretty basic step that I can't see.

  Any help would be SO appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Doreen.

  Save as a PSD or PNG, depending on whether you final output will be printed or web. Then use the Place rather than drag the image on.

• Addition of form with Transparent background

  I wanted to add a shape with a transparent background. Whenever I have add a new form, the background is white.

  The thumbnail shows a white background:

  The goal is to have this:

  Ok! I cycled to the castle of the team, because I was curious to know what the answer proved to be. Under the influence of caffeine, I see that I missed yesterday...

  Your second screenshot shows a file using the traditional layers panel:

  

  Shape layers have transparent backgrounds, indicated by the checkerboard (^^ and I threw the bottom layer to accentuate the effect of checkerboard).

  The first screenshot shows that you are using a work plan (which is fairly new for us all). Within a plan of work, the background appears blank, but when I add a second form of report to the first, you can see that it is actually transparent.

  

  As a final check, I place the above .psd file in InDesign and placed on a colored background. It is transparent.

  

  It was all just an illusion!

• Cannot save with transparent background

  Hello. I use a very old version, Illustrator 10. I'm only to learn how to use the program and I can not save an image with a transparent background. I tried to use 'Save for Web' and check the 'Transparency' (.gif and .png). The gray and white checkerboard displayed, as if the background is transparent. However, when I opened the image, he had a white background. It wasn't the complete work plan, just the bounding box. Am I missing something?

  Without actually seeing your picture, it's just conjecture (real, not just the dummy). Makes no sense and is no fun.

  Vector images is not normally a background. So why not save any vector format Quark will accept? A PDF, for example.

• Titles with transparent background - how? PE-10

  Hello

  When I do a title it shows clear transparent on my video-photo - as you wish - in the preview window.

  When sharing this video the title background black and the background video-image is not visible.

  I am perhaps doing wrong?

  Kind regards

  Koen

  When you have a title or a video Clip on another element, another way to do the Fade Out is to add a Dip - in-black to the top tether, or title. Who will have the entire black screen. Many Transitions, such as crossfade and Dip - to-black may be unilateral or bilateral. As Dip - to-black will take the upper part (more Video Track) Clip to the black, which will do the same for the Clips below.

  In your screen-cap, the title is in the Source monitor, which is most often used to trim a Clip, or a title. This Clip, or a title, takes over in the monitor Source by Dlb-clicking on it in the project Panel or in the case of a video Clip on the timeline. To load the title in the Titler (construction of the Panel title), it would be Dbl Click on it in the Timeline. Titration module is where it creates or changes the titles, and it has a set of tools along the right, but a Panel of Styles.

  How did you create your title? If done module titration and you did not use all forms, she should have a transparent background. If the title has been created, it may, or may not, with a transparent background. Say that you create your title in Photoshop, or PSElements, on a black background, rather than with a transparent Background (note italic, as they refer to the lowest in a PS Image layer), then the title is black opaque and lacks transparency. That's why I ask how and where the title has been created.

  Pre, assets stacked above the others in the video tracks in the Timeline, are just like sheets of acetate, or like the layers in PS and will cover everything below, unless there are "holes" in the superior asset, or transparency. Unfortunately, it may look a little confused in the Meadow, that transparency is not displayed in the same way as with the PS, which, by default, displays a gray/white checkered pattern. In the pre, it will show as not black, although it is transparent - no motive checkerboard - just nothing, so we see it in the dark.

  With the titration module, the background is transparent, until something is added to it, to give it a certain opacity, as Type, shape or the work. With an image editing program, this context are usually opaque, unless steps are taken to create with a transparent background and then stores it in a format that supports transparency, PSD, PNG, etc... Most of the image formats do not support transparency.

  Let us know just a little more on your title, and where and how it was created.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• How to export with Transparent background

  I've created a logo in Freehand 10, and I need to export to EPS with a background transparent to be placed in an InDesign document. How to export the file with a transparent background?
  
  Thank you!
  -Elisha

  > Please excuse my lack of experience, but can you please explain what you mean
  > by "no image on the screen?

  In general the content of eps (encapsulated postscript) files cannot be considered with page layout programs and even. So a picture of the screen must be included for the investment. When the document is printed on a postscript printer or exported to pdf that the screen image is omitted and the postscript code is used. In this case it is not ' What you see is what you get ", but" what you get is what you see not ".". "

  In Windows, the screen image has always been an opaque bitmap image but in mac screen image can be "cut". In both platforms, however, the postscript output is the same, i.e. without background.

  > I tried export as Illustrator 7, but it was only a gray in box
  > InDesign. I'm waiting on approval to buy the upgrade to Illustrator CS3.

  I don't know if InDesign CS2 can display the contents of the eps, Mac and Windows files. I just tried export eps and Freehand and they have worked well in InDesign CS3 Windows.

  File eps without the screen image generally appear as white box and all images in grey if Disply Performance form quickly Disply in InDesign. In order to check the display settings InDesign.

  Also try to export eps with an image on the screen.

  If the logo is simple with just of contour objects, it can be copypasted in InDesign as well. In FreeHand "copy special" and select the Clipboard format.

  Jukka

• How can I import an image with transparent background .png in the Vision Assistant?

  Hello

  I am using the Vision Assistant of NOR. Here, I want to overlay one existing image with another. Therefore, I use the overlay Installer where can I import a .png image. If I do, I don't get

  the transparent background of the back of the image, even, I was saved with a transparent background. The image is displayed with an orange background.

  If I import the same image to any front panel for example, I see the picture on the right path with a transparent background. What I've done wrong? I have attached the image I want to use.

  Thank you

  Hello! Don't know how to do this in the Vision Assistant. Try to use the overlay (bitmap) or convert your image into mask. Effect of transparency not supported in the Vision. What you can do in LabVIEW is something like this:

  

  

• Export as a .swf with Transparent background

  Hello

  I have created an animation in Illustrator for use in my Captivate project and I would like to save with a transparent background. Is this possible? Whenever I have try it has a white background, and I have not seen 'transparent' option when I go to export.

  I also have Photoshop, so if there is a workaround to do it this way, I'll try that as well.

  Thank you!

  Rachel

  Rachel,

  Sorry, background, here:

  Transparent background in a SWF file

• save images with transparent background

  I cut an image in pscs6 and recorded on a transparent background and saved on my Finder in format giff. The image went to the ps, but opening my Finder it was slightly desaturated. I do not have the need to save transparent images that often so I'm not familiar with the technique. My client is looking for a 3 to 6 MB image for use in print. Cheers, bj

  For printing, do not use the gif files. They are an obsolete format that supports a limited number of colors (255) + 1 color used for transparency.

  PNG uses 256 colors red + 256 blue + green + 256 256 shades of gray for transparency.

  As you can see png has many more colors and shades of transparency, which means a much smoother and softer image shadow brought to get an example of transparency.

  Better yet is to save it as a tiff or psd, allowing a larger number of colors if necessary and support layers, layers alpha, transparency, the living text, paths, etc.

  If it is set on a printer, then pdf may be the best solution.

  In other words, you have many choices and the reasons not to use gif.