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Is it actually
transparent?

A file being called PNG does not automatically mean its background is transparent. Drop it here and check the actual pixels.

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Results

Privacy: the image is decoded and inspected locally in your browser. The checker reads each pixel's alpha value; your selected files are not sent to One T Media Group for analysis.

What does this check?

Transparent images use an alpha channel. An alpha value of 255 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent, and values in between are partially transparent. This tool checks the decoded pixels rather than guessing from the filename.

PNG does not mean transparent

PNG supports transparency, but a PNG can still contain a solid white, black or coloured background. If every pixel is fully opaque, the image does not actually contain transparency even though the file extension is .png.

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