Working with Transparency
This video was created in PaintShop Pro X6. There are updated tutorials available in the tutorial series Working With Transparency in PaintShop Pro.
Working with transparency is an extremely useful photo editing technique that can be used to make collages, website banners or even overlay tracks in video projects. This tutorial will show you how to use the Background Eraser tool to make areas of an image transparent.
You will learn how to:
- use the Background Eraser tool
- adjust the transparency
- save the image with a transparent background
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Comments (2)
Hello. Does Paintshop Pro still have a transparency tool? If so, where is it?
Hi David, If you look at the “Layers” palette(placing at the bottom-right by default), you’ll see that the default opacity for each layer is 100 (no transparency). You can change the opacity of each layer to make image/object transparent. If you don’t see the Layer palette, you can open it by going to [View]/[Palettes] and check “Layers”. Hope it helps!