: GIMP Color to Alpha removes color In GIMP, when I use "Color to Alpha" to remove the dull blue background of this image: It removes some blue from the entire image, so most of the image
In GIMP, when I use "Color to Alpha" to remove the dull blue background of this image:
It removes some blue from the entire image, so most of the image looks slightly transparent:
How can I stop this so that only "the dull blue" is removed?
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Use a selection so that color-to-alpha is only applied where needed:
using the fuzzy selection, select the background. Shift-click any closed areas (inside of 'O','P','D,'A', etc....) to add it
Select>Grow by 2 pixels to include all the edge pixels in the selection
Color>Color to alpha.
PS; You have strange artifacts around the big squares (the background isn't as uniform as it looks) so using C2A alone will leave some opacity in the background. A more complete approach can be:
Make fuzzy selection as above
Save selection to channel
Select>Shrink by 2 pixels and [delete]. This insure that the background is completely clean
Restore original selection from channel
Select>Grow by 2px and C2A.
This more complete method is partially automated in the ofn-erase-background script.
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