LOCAL OPACITY

Make part of an image
transparent

Select a rectangle, ellipse, or freehand area, lower its opacity, and restore details whenever the mask goes too far.

1
Three selection tools
Rectangle, ellipse, and brush
2
Restore control
Paint detail back into the mask
3
Feathered boundary
Avoid harsh selection edges

PARTIAL OPACITY TOOL

Fade only the area you choose

Start with a rectangle, then switch selection shape, invert the mask, soften its edge, or use Restore to bring detail back.

SELECTIVE CONTROL

Keep the image.
Fade only what matters.

What is partial image opacity?

Instead of changing the entire image, a local mask applies transparency only inside—or outside—a selected area. It is useful behind text, around a focal subject, or over distracting details.

What does Restore do?

Restore removes the transparency mask from the area you paint, bringing the original pixels back. It gives you a simple way to correct an imperfect selection without starting over.

Does the image leave my device?

No. The mask and export are generated in your browser. Your source image is not uploaded to ImageFader.

Make part of an imagetransparent