: How can I edit this specific .eps file into a transparent image on photoshop? I'm kinda new with Photoshop so please bear with me. I found this .eps file on freepik that I want to use for

@Yeniel278

You can do this in photoshop simply as follows:


Select the black color with Select → Color Range... w


Enable invert option
Full fuzzyness
OR
Use the black option
Full fuzzyness


OR

Copy the red channel, by control clicking the red channel in the channels palette.
Duplicate the layer (ctrl+J) the new layer now has only the non-black are but is still decontaminated by color or use Select → Select and Mask...
Then apply Layer → Matting → Remove black matte or in select and mask crank decontaminate


Depending on what result you want, tweak to your hearts content

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@Samaraweera207

Photoshop lacks a colour to alpha filter which would be ideal for such an edit. Although there used to be a plugin for it, I'm not sure if it's still around but if I remember correctly it only worked on 32bit versions of the software. The most recent version of Photoshop is only 64bit, so I don't think it will work. I suppose you could do a search for it if you have an older 32bit version of PS installed.

Anyhoo, the easiest way by far to fix this is to export the image you currently have (as a PNG obviously).

Open it in the free software GIMP, click Colors > Color to Alpha, choose black as the colour, hit OK. Then export as PNG.

Here's one I made using GIMP's Color to Alpha filter

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