Make Logo Transparent

You click on any color in your logo image, and the tool makes that color (and similar shades within your tolerance setting) transparent. It works by analyzing each pixel's color distance from your selected color — pixels within the threshold become transparent, with smooth edges at the boundary.

No. Everything runs 100% in your browser using HTML5 Canvas. Your logo image never leaves your device — no server processing, no data collection, complete privacy.

Tolerance controls how many similar colors are included when removing a color. Low tolerance (0-10) removes only the exact color you clicked. High tolerance (50-100) removes a wider range of similar shades, which is useful for logos with slight color variations or anti-aliased edges.

You can upload PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, GIF, and most common image formats. The output is always a PNG file, which is the only common format that supports transparency.

Yes! After removing one color, you can pick another color and remove it too. Each removal is added as a separate operation, and you can undo/redo each step individually.

The gray and white checkerboard pattern is a standard way to indicate transparent areas in an image. When you download the PNG, those areas will be fully transparent — the checkerboard is just a visual indicator.