Opacité d'une couleur d'un dégradé

Forum|Forum|6 months ago
September 25, 2025
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Bonjour,

Je ne trouve pas (plus?) l'option qui permet de créer un dégradé d'une couleur à une autre sur laquelle on applique une opacité définie. Ces options existent sur Photoshop, Illustrator, j'étais sûr que c'était possible sur InDesign mais impossible d'accéder / voir le champ où l'on précise l'opacité dans le panneau dégradé.
Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà eu ce soucis ?

Merci,

J

Jeffrey_Smith

Community Expert

You may be thinking of Effects > Gradient Feather that allows you to set opacity, but this method does not allow selecting various colors.

Abhishek Rao

Community Manager

Hi @GeeK Reverse,

I see where the confusion comes from. Unlike Photoshop or Illustrator, InDesign's Gradient panel doesn't let you set opacity on individual gradient stops. The only way to adjust transparency is through the Effects panel, which affects the entire object. A common workaround is to build your gradient with the colors you want and then apply transparency to the object or layer to achieve the fade effect. Could you give that a try and let me know if it gets you closer to what you need?

I completely understand how useful this functionality would be, and I’m sorry it isn’t available right now. It would be great if you could share this as a feature request on UserVoice (https://adobe.ly/4nmNvNC). Adding your feedback there helps the team prioritize it, and you’ll also get notified when there are updates.

Looking forward to hearing your observations.

Abhishek

G

GeeK ReverseAuthor

Participant

Merci,
Je suis passé par une autre méthode car cela ne correspondait pas à mon besoin.
J'ai dû réalisé un visuel avec illustrator (ou photoshop) puis l'importer dans indesign.

rob day

Community Expert

Hi @GeeK Reverse , Not sure if this helps, but here is a visual illustrating @Jeffrey_Smith , and @Abhishek Rao suggestions. How to create a Gradient Swatch, set the needed transparency stops via Gradient Feather Tool, and set its Angle and Type via the Gradient Swatch Tool panel.

Set any number of transparency stops:

Set Type and Angle, or drag out to set the gradient angle and length:

I think InDesign’s more complex approach is because, unlike AI and PS, an ID doc can contain a mix of RGB, CMYK, and Lab colors. The other apps have a single color space.

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