Exporting Transparent Background Result Different With Editor Pre V2

Exporting Transparent Background Result Different With Editor Pre V2 Exporting transparent background result different with editor. hello, i've attach a photo where in editor my image looks different when exported to png (with transparent background). I find this can give a different result sometimes. for example i did a quick test where i added a mask in photo to a layer, exported as png using the export option and it came into photoshop as a white background with no transparency.

Exporting Transparent Background Result Different With Editor Pre V2 No, i exported as a pdf svg from supervectorizer and then opened that in ad, removed a traced white rect, so the background is transparent and grouped all the remaining image curves. Exporting with a fully transparent background via the alphachannel has to be supported by the respective bitmap file format. usually the common plain jpg format doesn't support this (the alphachannel), only advanced jp2 jpeg2000 variants of jpeg!. Pre v2 archive of desktop questions (macos and windows) an archive of questions asked in the affinity on desktop questions forum before version 2 was first launched. That's an issue with the transparency, the grey pixels are the "50%"transparent ones. try a higher different resolution. i've had this issue. when exporting to png, try leaving the resolution at 300 dpi and decrease file size with the quality slider. if you export at 72dpi results may be much worse.

Exporting Transparent Background Result Different With Editor Pre V2 Pre v2 archive of desktop questions (macos and windows) an archive of questions asked in the affinity on desktop questions forum before version 2 was first launched. That's an issue with the transparency, the grey pixels are the "50%"transparent ones. try a higher different resolution. i've had this issue. when exporting to png, try leaving the resolution at 300 dpi and decrease file size with the quality slider. if you export at 72dpi results may be much worse. There are no transparent pixels in video files. instead, some formats can include extra information called an alpha channel that works basically like a stencil, defining which pixels end up looking transparent when used in software that understands alpha channels. The transparent layer in one software may appear as a solid color in another file or when exported. fortunately, there are a few workarounds, and the fix is sometimes as simple as a little change in the image editor’s settings. with that, your new images should appear exactly how you need them. Jpeg files do not support transparency, so the background will always be white (or a colour if you set one in matte). use png files instead, they do support transparency. You can't export png with the bloom or compositor effects and transparency, i've read that it was possible with exr format but i couldn't make it work, perhaps someone will tell.