100% · Original opacity
Preserves the original opacity. Transparent areas in an existing PNG remain transparent.
Adjust the opacity of photos and logos, then save a full-resolution PNG. The same opacity is applied to the whole image.
Your original file stays unchanged. The result is saved as a new image.
Selected images are not uploaded to a server.
Lower values make the image more transparent.
Transparent areas in the original are preserved.
Original resolution · PNGThe checkerboard and preview background are not saved.
Make a logo, presentation photo or background graphic more subtle. Adjust the image in your browser and download a PNG without installing software or creating an account.
Preserves the original opacity. Transparent areas in an existing PNG remain transparent.
The image becomes more subtle. Every original pixel is drawn at half of its original opacity.
All pixels become transparent and the saved image is invisible. Its width and height stay the same.
Yes. The same opacity is applied to the background and subject. It does not select and erase a specific background or color.
Yes. Existing transparency is preserved and multiplied by the chosen opacity. A pixel originally at 50% opacity becomes approximately 25% when another 50% is applied.
PNG supports semi-transparent pixels and fully transparent areas. You can also adjust a JPG image and save the result as PNG.
No. Those backgrounds only help you inspect transparency. The downloaded PNG contains the image and its adjusted opacity.
No. Image loading, previewing and PNG export happen in your current browser. Selected files are not sent to the Congdy Coding server.
The exported PNG keeps the original pixel dimensions. The on-screen preview may be scaled down, and the output file size can differ from the original.
Last updated: October 12, 2026