How to adjust transparency?

The transparency of a picture refers to the opacity of some parts of the picture, that is, the degree of mixing of the color of that part with the background color. The higher the transparency, the lower the mixing degree between the color and the background, and the closer the color is to the original color, thus making the picture look more natural and true.

How to adjust the transparency of a picture?

To adjust the transparency of a picture, you need to use image processing software, such as Photoshop and GIMP. The following are the specific steps:

Open the picture whose transparency needs to be adjusted.

Select the layer whose transparency needs to be adjusted. If it is a single-layer picture, select the layer directly.

Find the Opacity or Transparency option in the Layers panel, usually a slider or an input box.

Drag the slider or enter a transparency value to adjust the transparency. A transparency of 0 means complete transparency, and a transparency of 100 means complete opacity.

After adjustment, save the picture.

Matters needing attention

When adjusting the transparency of the picture, you need to pay attention to the following points:

Adjusting the transparency will affect the transparency of the whole layer or selection, so you need to select the layer or selection to adjust first.

Adjusting the transparency may distort the image or produce jagged edges, so it is necessary to adjust the transparency level appropriately.

After adjusting the transparency, you need to save it as a file format that supports transparency, such as PNG, GIF, etc.