Export locally png with transparent background

Is it possible to use Ps touch to remove the background from jpeg images and export them locally as png with transparent background (reducing the size of the picture)? I would need to use this feature to create more keynotetouch-friendly images.

Yes. That's possible. You can export a PSTouch project as png to the Camera Roll....and there are other channels as well where this is possible, like "Share By E-mail" , "Send to iTunes" etc.
Those options are accesible via the Share menu (see attached screenshot) as part of the PSTouch project organizer

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Export to png with transparancy

hey, can this be done?
export to png with transparent background
even setting the background of the slide to "none" doesn't work
if you can't achieve this, does anyone have any ideas how I could do a workaround?
cheers, D

Ahh, I read this and thought you required the export. You essentially want to take an image from Keynote into some other application WITH transparency, correct? If so, you may want to take a look at Skitch.
http://www.plasq.com/skitch -currently in public beta as a free download
You could copy the items as you're currently doing, then open Skitch and paste them in. Your objects will appear with a white background. Next, click the color well at the bottom of the colors on the right hand side in order to bring up the color palette. Change the opacity to Zero, then hold down Shift, while clicking in the color well. The background is dropped out and you have full transparency. You can even use Skitch to resize the image to exactly the size you want it to be. Click and drag the tab and to export at that size.

How can I export a file with transparent background?

Hi all,
I know InDesign doesn't allow to export a PNG file, but I need my file to be in image file format with transparent background.
I'm still learning so I am stuck here. How can I export a file with transparent background?

If you can't get the PNG file export to work, you can export a pdf and open it in Photoshop, from there you can save it as whatever you like.

Help export the graphic with transparent background and not braking the quality

hi I'd like some help please if its possible.
I've created a monitor graphic in Fireworks that looks like iMac and I would like to export it with transparent background.
the jpeg format looks great with no damage to the graphic at all but I can't have transparent background, although I changed the canvas fill to none. the png-8 format can apply transparent background, but damages the graphic.
Here are the previews
1st - the png-8 format
2nd - thejpeg format
A ny ideas on how I can export the graphic with transparent background and not braking the quality??

Fireworks questions are best answered at this link:
<http://forums.adobe.com/community/fireworks/fireworks_general>
Good luck.

How do i save a .png with transparent background? cannot find in help

how do i save a .png with transparent background? cannot find in help

rickseng
With what program are you working and with what version of the program and on what computer operating system?
I suspect that you are working with some version of Photoshop Elements. If that is correct, then be advised that some how
your thread got posted in the Adobe Premiere Elements Forum (video editing) instead of the Adobe Photoshop Elements Forum (photo editing).
If Photoshop Elements question, then please re-post your thread in the Adobe Photoshop Elements Forum or wait for a moderator
here to see your thread here and move it from here to there.
Photoshop Elements
Thought....if are creating an image on a transparent background in Photoshop Elements Windows for a Premiere Elements Windows project, then you Save As png or psd.
Please clarify if I have misinterpreted your question.
Thank you.
ATR

Combining 100 pngs with transparent background, vertically into one image PSE9

As the question suggests,
In PSE9 is it possible to combine 100+ PNG files (with identical dimensions & transparent background) into a single PNG file where the images are stacked vertically? and without trimming/cropping the transparent part of the image! I want to retain the exact original image dimensions so that they all stack neatly and precisely.
So far what I've tried is opening up the 100 PNG files in PSE9, create a new document with transparent background using the same width as the individual files and the height set to the individual file height multiplied by 100. (i.e. original image is 36 x 120 so the new file will be 36 x 12000) Then I get stuck! Whenever I drag a single file into the newly created document, it seems to be cropped to the image edges and no longer retains it's original height and width. Not to mention that hand dragging 100 files seems like a long-winded way of doing things... My automate button seems to be greyed out (so no contact sheet?) and I can't find any other automated process.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks
N.
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Please compare the resoultion of the two documents too. And a better way of arranging the layers would be to use distribute option in the move tool. You can find more about the move tool at http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/using/moving-copying-selections.html#main-pars_h eading_0
Thus your workflow would be:
Create a new document with the required dimension.
Use File>Place to place all your png files on the created document as layers
Use distribute option in move tool
A still better workflow would be to use put all the files in a folder and write an ExtendScript to read the files and place them as layers on the document of said dimension

How to export animated gif with transparent background and glow effect?

I've been having issues lately with creating animated gifs in flash. I finally figured out a way to export a gif with a transparent background but I'm now having an issue with it again because I'm using a glow effect. When the gif is exported the glow effect changes into a very poor quality and becomes less of a glow and more like a solid color. I've even exported a png sequence from flash and put it into photoshop then created a gif from there but I'm still having the same issue. Is there anyway I can properly export this in gif form so the quality is the same as when I test it in flash?
I've provided an image of what my issue looks like and the settings (I've messed around with the settings and this is the best I can come up with) . This is in photoshop but the result is similar in flash. The left one is what it originally looks like and the right is what it will look like after exporting. As you can see as I said before the glow changes into more of a solid color kind of like a border. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!

A GIF is limited to 256 colors while a glow effect likely wants to tie up thousands (let's just say 'lots') of variations of tone.

Problem importing PSD or PNG with transparent background

I am using eLearning Suite 2. (CP5 Photoshop CS5)
I am trying to import a PSD or PNG. I am using it as part of a master slide. It is a simple shape, with a transparent background containing a gradient overlay, inner shadow, bevel and emboss. When imported, it appears correctly in the design area of Captivate. However, when viewed in the browser, it acts as if it is an animation and I get what looks like a red color bar spectrum. I have tried to flatten the layers and I still have the problem. When I save it as a .JPG, it works fine. However, as a PSD or PNG, it is a problem. Seems like captivate may be having trouble rendering the gradient or transparent background. Anyone else run into this issue?
Files below:
CPTX File: http://coventry.mzinga.com/content/ss/temp/WCMS.cptx
PSD File: http://coventry.mzinga.com/content/ss/temp/bottom_wave.psd
Thanks,
Eric

So, I thought it might have something to do with the "effects" settings in Photoshop. HOWEVER, I took a regular photo, cut out a part, and put it on a tranparent background. This file as both a png and PSD have a halo that fades in and fades out. I checked timing and I have it set to no transition for the item and show for rest of slide. I did not have this issue prior to upgrading from 4. Hmmmm.
Eric

Png with transparent background not rendering on the mac

I created a png with a transparent background for a header. It renders fine on the ipad and iphone but not on the mac. Is there a reason why? The header is on http://surfingthebluemarble.com/news.html
Thanks in advance for your help!
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umbre gachoong

If the header in question is the News on the Blue Marble header it seems to be rendering fine on the page and fine if I download the image to my system.
The background is transparent.

Export Flash Video With Transparent Background

Is it possible to export an After Effects Comp to a Flash Video with a transparent background?
I have made a simple animation with no background. I'd like to export the Flash Video to go on a web site. I'd like to keep the background transparent.
Can this be done, and is there a checklist of what I need to select in "Make Movie"?
Thanks!

from "Render and export a composition as an FLV or F4V file":
"To include the alpha channel in the FLV output, use the On2 VP6 codec and select Encode Alpha Channel in the Video tab of the export settings dialog box."

Export white gif with transparent background

Hi,
I suppose this is a bug, or has anybody an idea: I have a transparent canvas and a white drawing. Very simple thing. Now I want to export this as a gif, just like it is: transparent background, white drawing. But this seems to be impossible. I can choose any of the available settings in export dialog (no transparence, index-transparency, alpha-transparency), Fireworks will never export the image correctly. Either I have a total white or a total transparent gif, I even got a white drawing on black background (but can't reproduce it).
System: Mac, Fireworks CS5
Thank you, Michael

Set the Transparency type to Alpha when you export.

Fancy zoom pics with transparent background

hello,
i have successfully setup fancy zoom in my iweb site (based on the various tutorials found on the web), but there is one problem i'm having. the pics i'm using are .png with transparent background and the background renders properly in safari. however in firefox the background always shows as white. i have double checked my pics and i believe they are fine and again in safari the background renders transparent, but i can't figure out what's causing the background to show white in firefox? i'm guessing it's something in the css maybe but i'm not sure. any ideas at all? i have noticed some people posting in the forum regarding fancy zoom so hopefully someone know... note: the zooming part is working fine in either browser...
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Framing image with transparent background png frame

hi,
i'm trying to find a way to frame images with transparent background png frames...
what i'm doing now is
1-drawing my image on a panel
2-creating a 2nd image using the frame's filename, stretching this 'frame-image' to a size slighlty larger than that of my main image and drawing the 'frame-image'
the problems with this method are:
1-depending on the width of the frame, the frame sometimes hides parts of the image (thick frame), and sometimes there is a gap between the frame and the image (thin frame).
2-if the image file containing the frame is larger than the frame (Ex: The image is 300x300, the frame is centered in this image and is 200x200; as opposed to the image is 200x200 and the frame takes up all the space), when i position the 'frame-image' near the top left corner of the image i want to frame, the frame appears at the wrong place (shifted down and to the right). This is due to the fact that i'm placing the top corner of the created 'frame-image' and not the frame, who is not in the top corner of my 'frame-image'.
Is there a way to do what i'm trying to do???
My ideas (which i don't know how to achieve are)
1-To 'analyse' my transparent background png file and
     1-only keep the frame,
     2-calculate the frame's thickness
OR
2-Let java do the analyzing for me and tell it to frame my image with the frame in the png file
please feel free to ask for more explanations if my description/question is confusing,
thanks.

Have you looked into the Border interface? If what you really want to do
is put a custom border on a component, you may be able to do it this way.
Anyway, here is some code that stacks and centres 2 images. It's not hard to do.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import javax.imageio.*;
import javax.swing.*;
public class Example extends JComponent {
    private BufferedImage backgroundImage;
    private BufferedImage foregroundImage;
    public Example(BufferedImage backgroundImage, BufferedImage foregroundImage) {
        this.backgroundImage = backgroundImage;
        this.foregroundImage = foregroundImage;
    public Dimension getPreferredSize() {
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        int h = backgroundImage.getHeight();
        return new Dimension(w, h); //assuming this is bigger
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        super.paintComponent(g);
        int w = getWidth();
        int h = getHeight();
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        int x0 = (w-backgroundImage.getWidth())/2, y0 = (h-backgroundImage.getHeight())/2;
        g.drawImage(backgroundImage, x0, y0, null);
        int x1 = (w-foregroundImage.getWidth())/2, y1 = (h-foregroundImage.getHeight())/2;
        g.drawImage(foregroundImage, x1, y1, null);
    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        URL url1 = new URL("http://weblogs.java.net/jag/Image54-large.jpeg");
        URL url2 = new URL("http://weblogs.java.net/jag/DukeSaltimbanqueSmall.jpeg");
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                f.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
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Png files with transparent background show black only in firefox for android

I have a wix created site and png files with transparent backgrounds are showing with a black blackground in Firefox for Android. They show transparent in all other browsers I have tried.
I have tried saving the file as a gif, as a smaller png, interlaced, not interlaced, png 8, png24. It still shows black in Firefox for Android.

Hi evelswoman,
Thank you for your question. This sounds like a good one for the web compatibility team. Currently there are some compatibility documentation for background-image here: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/background-image] and more details on background: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/background]
Filling a bug with webcompat.com with an example url can go a long way as well, I hope this helps.

Recommend an image editor that has a magic wand tool to delete white background and save as PNG with transparency

Hi Everybody,
I need an iPad app that can open an image and has a Magic Wand-type tool so I can select white background around a subject. Then delete the white areas so it becomes transparent. Then save as a PNG with transparency. I've tried Pixelmator...I can select the white but I can not delete the white. I downloaded Photoshop Express...no magic wand tool.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks,
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It's a shame you don't have Mac. The feature is built in the system (in Preview, Pages, etc).
That makes me think: this feature should be in the iPad iWork apps too (Pages and keynote): check out this guide: http://www.cultofmac.com/256475/knock-out-those-backgrounds-instant-alpha-hidden -in-pages-for-ipad-ios-tips/

Export locally png with transparent background

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