Free online semitransparent image creator. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically get semitransparent regions. You can apply a uniform or gradient transparency effect, as well as adjust the percentage of opacity in the options. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
Free online semitransparent image creator. Just drag and drop your image here and it will automatically get semitransparent regions. You can apply a uniform or gradient transparency effect, as well as adjust the percentage of opacity in the options. Created by engineers from team Browserling.
This tool makes selected areas of an image transparent or semitransparent. The program can apply various degrees of opacity and even create gradient transparency effects. In the "Opacity" parameter, you can specify the desired level of semitransparency using a percentage. Here, 100% means complete opacity, while 0% means full transparency. For example, setting the value to 50% will make all pixels semitransparent to half their original opacity, allowing the background to be partially visible through them. The semitransparency effect can be applied to the entire image or any rectangular region within it. The position and size of this region can be controlled using the parameters "Position x", "Position y", "Region width", and "Region height". Additionally, you can interactively modify this region in the input preview field. The semitransparency effect can evenly cover the selected region or spread in a gradient manner. When selecting uniform transparency, the same percentage of opacity is applied uniformly across the entire selected area. On the other hand, when choosing gradient transparency, the program creates a gradient effect where the opacity percentage gradually changes across the region. The gradient can be either linear or radial. A linear gradient changes the opacity percentage along a vertical or horizontal line in one of the four selected directions. Meanwhile, a radial gradient emanates from a central or corner point in a circular form, following the specified radius of spread. Image-abulous!
This tool makes selected areas of an image transparent or semitransparent. The program can apply various degrees of opacity and even create gradient transparency effects. In the "Opacity" parameter, you can specify the desired level of semitransparency using a percentage. Here, 100% means complete opacity, while 0% means full transparency. For example, setting the value to 50% will make all pixels semitransparent to half their original opacity, allowing the background to be partially visible through them. The semitransparency effect can be applied to the entire image or any rectangular region within it. The position and size of this region can be controlled using the parameters "Position x", "Position y", "Region width", and "Region height". Additionally, you can interactively modify this region in the input preview field. The semitransparency effect can evenly cover the selected region or spread in a gradient manner. When selecting uniform transparency, the same percentage of opacity is applied uniformly across the entire selected area. On the other hand, when choosing gradient transparency, the program creates a gradient effect where the opacity percentage gradually changes across the region. The gradient can be either linear or radial. A linear gradient changes the opacity percentage along a vertical or horizontal line in one of the four selected directions. Meanwhile, a radial gradient emanates from a central or corner point in a circular form, following the specified radius of spread. Image-abulous!
In this example, we apply a 30% semitransparent effect to all the white clouds in the blue sky of the image. We use uniform transparency, and to cover the entire image area, we simply clear the parameters for the rectangular region, allowing the program to automatically fill the entire space. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we switch to gradient transparency mode and create a linear semitransparent effect on half of the image. We select a rectangular region on the right side of the ripe apple and apply a linear transition of opacity from 100% (at the center) to 5% (on the right side). (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we create a radial gradient of transparency on a circular mirror image. We encompass the mirror with a square region in the input preview and set a radial gradient with a radius of 50, directed "Outside In". At the very center of the mirror, the transparency is set to 100%, while there is no transparency at the mirror's edge. (Source: Pexels.)
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