• @[email protected]
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    641 year ago

    On Google image search, click the “tools” button under the search bar, hit the “colors” drop-down, and select “transparent.”

  • @asteriskeverything
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    501 year ago

    On a computer if you click and drag the image if the ghost image has a transparent bg you won’t see the checkerboard. You can also save the file by dragging it to the location you wanna save it to.

      • The Picard ManeuverOP
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        241 year ago

        Is this site legit?

        Damn, where were you the other day when I got frustrated looking for a tool and wound up cutting out Odo’s face by hand? It was tedious and came out a bit sloppy.

        • @[email protected]
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          61 year ago

          Even if not the online Photoshop thing Photopea (sp?) Has a nifty magic select that beats the fuck out of trying to cut stuff out by hand

        • Psaldorn
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          31 year ago

          Missed this in the normal flow, I’m glad odo soup mode is in my brain now, thanks

      • Grammaton Cleric
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        161 year ago

        If I’m gonna use that, I might as well pick any image to use instead of being limited to checkerboards 😅

  • Nora
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    191 year ago

    When searching you can just add: filetype:png

    To the end and it will only give you PNGs which have transparency.

  • @[email protected]
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    101 year ago

    Easy way to tell (at least through Google) is that the background will show up as white on the images page, but upon selecting the image it will change to the checkered background