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Creating a transparent gif of a white text
Hey all,
I've been working on creating a transparent gif using white text and I have running into a lot of problems. The edges of my image remains jagged and I'm not sure what I can do in order to fix it. I have tried making sure my text is anti alias and made sure to Save for Web ... Here is my save options

This is how the image looks:
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
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Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
I did try it earlier but I still found it not clean... :(
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
What font are you using? Some free font real bad to use (edges not clean) how is resolution, all sorts of factors come into play ,can you post an example?
oops see the example what font?
increase resolution
Last edited by iDad; 12-10-2010 at 06:56 PM.
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
put together something to show the differences but did not know the font you used.
Forums :: resolution from 72dpi to 300 video by iDadGraphics - Photobucket
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
Technically you shouldn't have to make it 300dpi to look good.. Most web based graphics or text is at 72 dpi..
What Font is it?
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
Btw, the size your graphic is only 1.3, it should be a bit larger than that.. Try making it bigger them resize to to the size you want. i suggest you don't make it to big then shrink it down a lot. you can get jagged edges from that..
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Junior Member
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
The jagged edges usually means a problem with the pixels. Change the size/resolution of image, cover it up, or try blurring it out will help.
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text
Last edited by iDad; 12-10-2010 at 10:02 PM.
Reason: bigger is better
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Guru
Re: Creating a transparent gif of a white text

Originally Posted by
Darkpostpone
The jagged edges usually means a problem with the pixels. Change the size/resolution of image, cover it up, or try blurring it out will help.
Or it could be the settings he/they are using to bounce it down at..
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