A white rectangle follows the logo
The source canvas becomes visible as soon as the website background changes.
Transparent logo for website
Remove the box around your logo. Keep the logo intact.
Prepare a clean transparent master, fit the canvas to the artwork, and inspect anything uncertain before you use it on your website.
Prepared in your browser. Your supported image stays on your device while it is processed.
Original
solid source canvas
Preparedtransparent and fitted
Proved
The background problem usually appears after placement.
A file can look acceptable by itself and still fail in a header, footer, navigation bar or content block.
Empty canvas makes the logo hard to place
File. Set. Go. fits the outer canvas to the accepted artwork without reducing its useful detail.
White artwork can resemble the background
Uncertain details are preserved and marked Needs Review instead of being erased blindly.
Transparency is only useful when the logo works on real surfaces.
Checkerboard confirms open pixels. Light and dark proofs reveal halos, lost artwork and leftover background.
CheckerboardInspect open pixels
Inspect open pixelsLight websiteCheck light edges
Check light edgesDark websiteReveal pale halos
Reveal pale halos
TransparencyNeeds Review
Uncertain artwork stays visible.
Careful is better than confidently wrong.
If part of your artwork closely resembles the background, File. Set. Go. keeps it and asks you to review the result instead of deleting it blindly.
- Foreground preservation is checked separately from transparency.
- Checkerboard, light and dark views show the same prepared file.
- Already-transparent artwork keeps its authored internal appearance.
Transparency cannot create missing detail.
A small or blurry source may still be small or blurry after preparation. File. Set. Go. preserves the useful source detail and reports the prepared dimensions honestly.
- Source detail
- Preserved
- Outer canvas
- Fitted to the logo
- Low resolution
- Advisory shown
Choose it. Review it. Use it.
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Add your logo
Choose a PNG, JPEG, WebP or supported HEIC file in the real Logo Pack workflow.
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Choose transparency
Select a preparation strength, then inspect the result on three surfaces.
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Download the accepted result
Use the fitted transparent master for header assets and continue to the complete pack.
Your image itself is not uploaded for processing.
Supported preparation runs in your browser. HEIC workflows may load File. Set. Go.'s same-origin decoder resources.
Common questions
Does PNG automatically mean transparent?
No. A PNG can still contain a solid flattened background. File. Set. Go. checks the actual pixels rather than assuming the format is ready.
What happens if the background is ambiguous?
File. Set. Go. preserves uncertain artwork and marks the result Needs Review so you can inspect it before using or packaging it.
Will transparency preparation sharpen a blurry logo?
No. It does not manufacture missing image detail. A low-resolution source can be prepared correctly and still receive a low-resolution advisory.
Does File. Set. Go. remove empty space around my logo?
Yes. After an accepted transparency result, unnecessary outer transparent canvas is fitted to the visible logo with controlled safe padding.
Is my logo uploaded to a processing server?
No. Supported logo preparation happens in your browser. HEIC may load the same-origin decoder resources needed for that format.
Your logo should work wherever your website places it.
Start with the source you have. File. Set. Go. will guide the preparation and ask for review when the result is uncertain.