tools:gimp:alpha-channel
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| When you want to return to editing the layer image instead of the layer mask, go back to the Layers tab and click on the thumbnail of the layer image. | When you want to return to editing the layer image instead of the layer mask, go back to the Layers tab and click on the thumbnail of the layer image. | ||
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| + | ====== GIMP Transparent Tutorial ====== | ||
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| + | GIMP's Color to Alpha tool is very handy if you know how to use it, and this task seems particularly well suited for it: | ||
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| + | - Open the image in GIMP, and change it to RGB color mode if necessary | ||
| + | - Select Layer -> Transparency -> Color to Alpha... | ||
| + | - Select black (#000000) as the color to make transparent | ||
| + | - Click " | ||
| + | - Save the resulting image in PNG format | ||
tools/gimp/alpha-channel.1649638825.txt.gz · Last modified: 2022/04/11 01:00 by snakeman