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adobe express transparent png white background
HeyBraza makes sure you set the background to no fill and pick transparent png - the two steps everyone misses.
exporting a logo or graphic from adobe express and getting a white box behind it is a classic trap. there are two separate things people miss - clearing the page background, then choosing transparent png in the download dialog. here's both, in order.
short answer
two things bake in the white box: the page background and the element being pinned as the background. set the background to 'no fill', keep your element floating on top, then choose 'transparent png' at download - not plain png.
or do it yourself
- 1click anywhere outside the canvas to deselect, then in the left panel open 'background'.
- 2set the background to 'no fill' so the page itself is empty.
- 3make sure your element floats on top of the canvas - if it's pinned as the background, it bakes in white.
- 4click 'download' and choose 'transparent png' as the file type (not plain png).
- 5download - the saved file now has no white box behind it.
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downloadcommon questions
why is my png still white after setting no fill?
the element is probably pinned as the page background - un-pin it so it floats on the canvas, then export as transparent png.
is transparent png free in adobe express?
yes - clearing the background and downloading a transparent png both work on the free plan.
