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How do I make white .gif background transparent?
Someting I often wish I could do is render the white background on a .gif logo/file transparent, so I could paste it over other layers nicely without that white rectangle!
Is there an obvious way to do this? Thanks for help |
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Using Photoshop 6
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When you're all through making the graphic look the way you want, change the image to Indexed color:
Image->Mode->Indexed Color Then export it as a .gif: File->Export->Gif 89a Export This will give you a popup box where you can select which colors to make transparent. Two additional hints: - If the image is going to go on a dark background, create it that way. Otherwise you'll end up with a very noticable light colored halo around the visible edge of the image. - Choose a color for the background (that you're going to make transparent) that isn't in the image. Otherwise anywhere the now transparent background color appears in the image will be transparent too. A lot of times this is no big deal, but I've seen in ruin an otherwise good image. Good luck, wdn2k |
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Many Thanks
Thanks for the tips! Will go off and try...
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