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Instructions
Step 1
Much depends on which graphics editor you are working in. The simplest programs, such as the standard Paint editor, in principle, do not support transparency. More functional programs Paint.net, CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop (and the like) allow you to adjust the transparency of images and support working with layers.
Step 2
To adjust the transparency (partial transparency) of an image or any part of it, create new layers and use the tools in your editor to customize the display of layers. Depending on your editor, you may need to merge all layers before saving.
Step 3
To save the image as you see it in the editor, select File from the top menu bar. Select the Save as command from the drop-down menu. In the dialog box that opens, specify the directory for saving the file, in the File name field, enter the name under which you want to save the file. In the field "File type" (Format) from the drop-down list, select the value.
Step 4
In the event that merging layers leads to a loss of transparency, either save the image without merging layers, or set for your editor a tool that allows you to export layers in.
Step 5
Download the corresponding script from the Internet. Set the background to a transparent layer, and place the main image on another layer. Select File from the top menu bar, Scripts from the pop-up menu and Export Layers to File.
Step 6
In the dialog box that opens, select the directory for saving the layers, set the marker in the field opposite the Fast Mode (Don't remove hidden layers) inscription, in the File Type field select the.png"
