How to have transparent background

Hi all,
I'm using a png file which has transparent backgrount. But when I convert the image to buffered image it has some default background colr. Is it possible to have transparent background color

Use a BufferedImage type that supports the alpha channel (eg TYPE_INT_ARGB).
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