How to make transparent background from pdf to png
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I try to convert a latex pdf to png and the background should be transparent.
So I use pdftopng from XpdfReader for windows to convert: (bat-File)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
The source is:
documentclass[border=10pt,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white]
(-4, 4) circle (2.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
from the example how to remove the background for png picture
with the result:
Is there a way to convert the pdf to a png with a transparent background using pdftopng?
tikz-pgf transparency latex-2-png
asked Feb 22 at 15:03
Mar TinMar Tin
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I try to convert a latex pdf to png and the background should be transparent.
So I use pdftopng from XpdfReader for windows to convert: (bat-File)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
The source is:
documentclass[border=10pt,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white]
(-4, 4) circle (2.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
from the example how to remove the background for png picture
with the result:
Is there a way to convert the pdf to a png with a transparent background using pdftopng?
tikz-pgf transparency latex-2-png
asked Feb 22 at 15:03
Mar TinMar Tin
1558
add a comment |
I try to convert a latex pdf to png and the background should be transparent.
So I use pdftopng from XpdfReader for windows to convert: (bat-File)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
The source is:
documentclass[border=10pt,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white]
(-4, 4) circle (2.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
from the example how to remove the background for png picture
with the result:
Is there a way to convert the pdf to a png with a transparent background using pdftopng?
tikz-pgf transparency latex-2-png
asked Feb 22 at 15:03
Mar TinMar Tin
1558
I try to convert a latex pdf to png and the background should be transparent.
So I use pdftopng from XpdfReader for windows to convert: (bat-File)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
The source is:
documentclass[border=10pt,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz
begindocument
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white]
(-4, 4) circle (2.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
from the example how to remove the background for png picture
with the result:
Is there a way to convert the pdf to a png with a transparent background using pdftopng?
tikz-pgf transparency latex-2-png
tikz-pgf transparency latex-2-png
asked Feb 22 at 15:03
Mar TinMar Tin
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asked Feb 22 at 15:03
Mar TinMar Tin
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asked Feb 22 at 15:03
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asked Feb 22 at 15:03
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asked Feb 22 at 15:03
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Solution for pdftopng: (transparent background only)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 -alpha Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
Prepare for imagemagick:
- download imagemagick
- download ghostscript
Solution for imagemagick:
define a transparent color in latex:
definecolorColorTransRGB0, 255, 0
fill elements with it that should be transparent (background excluded)
begindocument %DOCUMENT BEGIN
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=white,font=Huge] (-5, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=ColorTrans,font=Huge] (-3, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
run bat-file and define the transparent color:
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
magick convert -density 300 -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" Other-crop.pdf Other.png
del Other-crop.pdf
result:
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
Mar TinMar Tin
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With ImageMagick instead of pdftopng it's simple:
convert -density 300 Other-crop.pdf Other.png
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour ofAto white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the-transparent whiteoption
– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
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Solution for pdftopng: (transparent background only)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 -alpha Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
Prepare for imagemagick:
- download imagemagick
- download ghostscript
Solution for imagemagick:
define a transparent color in latex:
definecolorColorTransRGB0, 255, 0
fill elements with it that should be transparent (background excluded)
begindocument %DOCUMENT BEGIN
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=white,font=Huge] (-5, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=ColorTrans,font=Huge] (-3, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
run bat-file and define the transparent color:
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
magick convert -density 300 -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" Other-crop.pdf Other.png
del Other-crop.pdf
result:
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
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Solution for pdftopng: (transparent background only)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 -alpha Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
Prepare for imagemagick:
- download imagemagick
- download ghostscript
Solution for imagemagick:
define a transparent color in latex:
definecolorColorTransRGB0, 255, 0
fill elements with it that should be transparent (background excluded)
begindocument %DOCUMENT BEGIN
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=white,font=Huge] (-5, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=ColorTrans,font=Huge] (-3, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
run bat-file and define the transparent color:
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
magick convert -density 300 -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" Other-crop.pdf Other.png
del Other-crop.pdf
result:
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
Mar TinMar Tin
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Solution for pdftopng: (transparent background only)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 -alpha Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
Prepare for imagemagick:
- download imagemagick
- download ghostscript
Solution for imagemagick:
define a transparent color in latex:
definecolorColorTransRGB0, 255, 0
fill elements with it that should be transparent (background excluded)
begindocument %DOCUMENT BEGIN
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=white,font=Huge] (-5, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=ColorTrans,font=Huge] (-3, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
run bat-file and define the transparent color:
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
magick convert -density 300 -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" Other-crop.pdf Other.png
del Other-crop.pdf
result:
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
Mar TinMar Tin
1558
Solution for pdftopng: (transparent background only)
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
pdftopng -r 300 -alpha Other-crop.pdf Other
del Other-crop.pdf
Prepare for imagemagick:
- download imagemagick
- download ghostscript
Solution for imagemagick:
define a transparent color in latex:
definecolorColorTransRGB0, 255, 0
fill elements with it that should be transparent (background excluded)
begindocument %DOCUMENT BEGIN
begintikzpicture
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=white,font=Huge] (-5, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
draw [very thick,fill=green!20!white,text=ColorTrans,font=Huge] (-3, 4) circle (1.0cm) node textbfA;
endtikzpicture
enddocument
run bat-file and define the transparent color:
pdflatex Other.tex
pdfcrop Other.pdf
magick convert -density 300 -transparent "rgb(0,255,0)" Other-crop.pdf Other.png
del Other-crop.pdf
result:
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
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edited Feb 22 at 18:01
answered Feb 22 at 15:15
Mar TinMar Tin
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answered Feb 22 at 15:15
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answered Feb 22 at 15:15
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With ImageMagick instead of pdftopng it's simple:
convert -density 300 Other-crop.pdf Other.png
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour ofAto white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the-transparent whiteoption
– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
add a comment |
With ImageMagick instead of pdftopng it's simple:
convert -density 300 Other-crop.pdf Other.png
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour ofAto white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the-transparent whiteoption
– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
add a comment |
With ImageMagick instead of pdftopng it's simple:
convert -density 300 Other-crop.pdf Other.png
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
With ImageMagick instead of pdftopng it's simple:
convert -density 300 Other-crop.pdf Other.png
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
answered Feb 22 at 15:09
user181777user181777
1085
1085
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour ofAto white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the-transparent whiteoption
– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
add a comment |
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour ofAto white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the-transparent whiteoption
– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
Do you have an idea what I have to do, that for example the "A" in the circle get transparent too? Is there a way in tikz/latex to print something that interpreted as transparent in png?
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 15:24
@MarTin If you change the colour of
A to white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the -transparent white option– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
@MarTin If you change the colour of
A to white (or any other colour that is not the same as the line around the circle), you can use the -transparent white option– user181777
Feb 22 at 15:35
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
thanks you for your advice to imagemagick, I really like the project and I edit my first answer with the imagemagick solution. Have good evening.
– Mar Tin
Feb 22 at 18:03
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