P: Transparent background or layers

Bonjour
Lorsque je supprime l'arriere plan d'une image tout ce passe bien, sauf que quand je la télécharge l'arrière plan est toujours la, est ce normal ?

To be able to render and Image on a layer  or as a PNG  with transparent background

If Adobe Elements can generate transparent backgrounds, it seems like Firefly should be able to too. This would be extremely helpful in scenarios like making a furry or grassy object that needs to be placed, for example, on t-shirts of various colors.

Hello @Eddwars,

Thanks for your feedback. I have merged your message into this thread where others have asked for the same feature.

    droopy

Hello everyone, sorry for my english, I´m testing Adobe Firefly, I create a Rudolph in there pretty awesome by the way, but im checking Adobe Firefly doesnt have an option for export only the character, people, object or anything without background I thing Could be Awesome have that option when we create some stuff in AdobeFirefly there because sometimes we dont need a background, we need just the object, character, person, or that. I know we can remmove the background with some tool in Photoshop but I thing have the option in Adobe Firefly when we create something could be more easy

I know what product backlogs can be like and even "simple" or "obvious" changes still have to be done at the expense of doing something else. 

BUT, it seems ridiculous that you can select background, it removes it ready to replace it with something, so it's there as a curout... but you can't download that version.

Hi @STEFFANIE MELISA_SUER4656,

ok, I moved your post to this thread where others have asked for the same feature.

my best,

    droopy

Hola, Buenas Tardes Podrian poner para que generar las imagenes sin fondo? en formato png en ADOBE FIREFLY

Or you could learn how to use editing software and easily create a truly transparent image from the one with the white background. If a client wants a transparent image, they want to buy one and not invest the work in doing it themselves...

I was able to partially bipass this prolem by adding "(The picture needs to be a cut-out meaning with a white backgound)". It is still one layered image but you can extract the image more easily from the background.