How to prevent losing transparency when pasting an image [duplicate]
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Gimp won't allow me to copy and paste a transparent image
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I noticed that when I paste a transparent image like this example image in GIMP, it loses it's trasparency and is given a black background. Is there any way to disable that behaviour or at least prevent it?
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Gimp won't allow me to copy and paste a transparent image
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I noticed that when I paste a transparent image like this example image in GIMP, it loses it's trasparency and is given a black background. Is there any way to disable that behaviour or at least prevent it?
copy-paste clipboard gimp image-editing
asked Feb 1 at 20:11
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Gimp won't allow me to copy and paste a transparent image
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I noticed that when I paste a transparent image like this example image in GIMP, it loses it's trasparency and is given a black background. Is there any way to disable that behaviour or at least prevent it?
copy-paste clipboard gimp image-editing
asked Feb 1 at 20:11
Charalampos FanoulisCharalampos Fanoulis
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This question already has an answer here:
Gimp won't allow me to copy and paste a transparent image
4 answers
I noticed that when I paste a transparent image like this example image in GIMP, it loses it's trasparency and is given a black background. Is there any way to disable that behaviour or at least prevent it?
This question already has an answer here:
Gimp won't allow me to copy and paste a transparent image
4 answers
copy-paste clipboard gimp image-editing
copy-paste clipboard gimp image-editing
asked Feb 1 at 20:11
Charalampos FanoulisCharalampos Fanoulis
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asked Feb 1 at 20:11
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asked Feb 1 at 20:11
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asked Feb 1 at 20:11
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asked Feb 1 at 20:11
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Works for me, with:
- clicking on your image in Firefox or Chrome, to open it on another tab,
- right click the image and
Copy image
in Gimp, either:
File>Create>From clipboardEdit>Paste
that both create an image/layer with a transparent background
So, for me Gimp works and if you get a non-transparent image it is because your browser (IE?) isn't passing the alpha channel correctly. Did you try to paste in another application and if so do you get the transparency there?
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
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Works for me, with:
- clicking on your image in Firefox or Chrome, to open it on another tab,
- right click the image and
Copy image
in Gimp, either:
File>Create>From clipboardEdit>Paste
that both create an image/layer with a transparent background
So, for me Gimp works and if you get a non-transparent image it is because your browser (IE?) isn't passing the alpha channel correctly. Did you try to paste in another application and if so do you get the transparency there?
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
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Works for me, with:
- clicking on your image in Firefox or Chrome, to open it on another tab,
- right click the image and
Copy image
in Gimp, either:
File>Create>From clipboardEdit>Paste
that both create an image/layer with a transparent background
So, for me Gimp works and if you get a non-transparent image it is because your browser (IE?) isn't passing the alpha channel correctly. Did you try to paste in another application and if so do you get the transparency there?
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
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Works for me, with:
- clicking on your image in Firefox or Chrome, to open it on another tab,
- right click the image and
Copy image
in Gimp, either:
File>Create>From clipboardEdit>Paste
that both create an image/layer with a transparent background
So, for me Gimp works and if you get a non-transparent image it is because your browser (IE?) isn't passing the alpha channel correctly. Did you try to paste in another application and if so do you get the transparency there?
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
3,7643719
Works for me, with:
- clicking on your image in Firefox or Chrome, to open it on another tab,
- right click the image and
Copy image
in Gimp, either:
File>Create>From clipboardEdit>Paste
that both create an image/layer with a transparent background
So, for me Gimp works and if you get a non-transparent image it is because your browser (IE?) isn't passing the alpha channel correctly. Did you try to paste in another application and if so do you get the transparency there?
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
3,7643719
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
3,7643719
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
3,7643719
answered Feb 1 at 21:32
xenoidxenoid
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