I have removed the background of an image I am using in photoshop. Even when i export the image in flash theres no white background but everytime I add a motion tween to the image, the white background comes back so when I put it on my website you can see the white background.
Is there anyway to stop it from doing this
Firstly, ensure the image does not include a background. Saving as a PNG often helps importing into Flash.
Then ensure the following publishing settings:
Choose File > Publish Settings. Make sure that HTML is selected.
Select HTML.
Choose Transparent Windowless from the Window Mode menu to make the SWF file's background disappear in browsers that support this feature.
Publish the document.
https://helpx.adobe.com/animate/kb/transparent-background-swf-file.html
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I have svg image with transparent background (from inkscape, I have checked its transparency, I am 100% sure its transparent). When I add it to the website using , it automatically adds a white background, so it is no longer transparent. Does anyone know why?
Try opening the SVG file in Figma, if a white background appears remove it from the rest of the parts and save this edited one. Works all the time!
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I've seen some articles online about using CSS or plain HTML for controlling light/dark mode appearance based on the user's preference, i.e., what they choose on their browser. I've made webpages where the image showed up once the mode was changed but it's either in a div, section, etc. But when I made a background image in the html area then once the it's changed to dark mode the image disappears replaced by black. I hope I've explained that well. Anyway, suggestions to solve this will be appreciated. By the way, I do not want to darken the background image since it's already of a softer light which doesn't jar the dark mode.
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I have some cinema4D animations with a transparent background that I want to put on a website. I exported the animation as single .pngs (with an alpha channel) and put them in adobe premiere and exported them as .webm
I work with brackets, but when I include them in the code, they either don't show up at all, or with a black background.
What am I doing wrong?
Why you don't try transparent GIF
You can make it in photoshop (from png sequences) and use it in your website.
Make sure to export with transparent background!
I have a logo with a blue background, I've picked the colour via Chrome inspector (matches Firefox colour picker as well), yet on mobile the logo stands out on the background.
What's going on/how can I prevent this?
Why you see another color on another display?
That logo has at least 5 colors in the background. That's the reason you can not match it.
Your monitor and mobile displays are not accurate, and it seems your contrast and brightness of the screen are not correct. In the professional photography and video editing, they call it color blind.
That's the reason professional designers do not use consumer monitors.
If you are a designer you need to have color accurate monitor and you need to calibrate it.
If you want to keep working on the current monitor at least change your monitor brightness, contrast and color settings, close to the natural settings.
What is the software solution?
Get the logo in SVG, PSD or PNG file from the designer. SVG files are better because they are vector files that you can open it with free software like Inkscape. Change whatever you like and export it to the PNG.
If your logo is a text like what you have here, Search font by image and recreate it with Inkscape. The logo you mentioned here seems to be two fonts. Clinica Pro and Sixta. and both of them are not free font.
You can remove the background using Gimp, Layer > Color to Transparency > Color to Alpha, and select background color.
Useful links:
Changing Background Color
Making the background of an image transparent in Gimp
Anyway, I did remove the background from that logo for you (Transparent Background):
I have a GIF picture with transparency. When I place the picture in a regular HTML the transparency shows fine. But when I load the same picture as a logo in a PHP software, the picture doesn't show the transparency but a white background.
The only strange thing I find in the page on which I load the picture which doesn't show the transparency, it has a gradient color background in CSS. I don't know if it's related to the problem or not.
What reason could there be that the GIF shows the transparency in some pages and in other pages it doesn't? Whatever the reason is, what can I do to make it work where I need it?
what can I do to make it work where I need it?
I would use a .png instead a .gif as logo you will probably load it through css
(background: url(path/.png) no-repeat; , I know it does not answer the why but solves the issue for sure.
If a .png is too big in your opinion use the online great tool it uses even advanced lossy compression for PNG images and preserves full alpha transparency