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Reading a file is not a good idea; it may work, but it is preferable to return raw data, as indicated in Sjoerd's primary response. You save time and server burden by not having to perform a read operation. Reading from a disk takes time. Reading from drive has been faster with SSD disks over time, but no I/O to disk is still preferable. I had this code even without base64 decoding, but this picture has a white background:

Code: Select all img src="imagepath/image.png" alt="My Transparent Picture" style="opacity: 0.5;" />In addition, while unrelated to ImageMagick, you may make practically any image on a web page semi-transparent by adding a style. This may be done using CSS or directly in the HTML element for a certain picture. Something like this should be compatible with almost any recent browser...

Filmora provides a wide range of professional picture and video editing tools and features. Its green screen function allows you to quickly and simply make a picture translucent. Filmora is the ideal tool since it has an easy-to-use interface and a robust editing engine. It also features over 300 video and sound effects to assist you polish your picture and video. Let's look at how to make an image translucent with Wondershare Filmora:

It is referred to as UTextureFactory::ImportTexture (in EditorFactories.cpp). According to the note preceding said function, they do that because certain PNG exporters cover entirely transparent pixels with white to prevent interpolation artifacts. It is precisely what pre-multiplied alpha textures attempt to fix. You may try eliminating the function call, which I did and seems to work, but may create problems with other alpha cut-out textures. In the long term, I'll attempt to include anything on our side. I believe it should be feasible to add anything to the editor without editing its source code, but it seems to be a bit of effort, so I'm not sure when I'll be able to take on the job.