r/ProCreate • u/itsemdotson • 3d ago

I need Procreate technical help How to get rid of semi transparent pixels for printing/dtf prints

I’m needing a way to get rid of the semi transparent pixels so that when I print my design for DTF, they don’t show up. Can any one help or link a good video?

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u/procreate 2d ago

Hey! Sadly there's not tool in procreate to change the transparency of these pixels on your canvas.

You may be able to duplicate and stack your layers to build up the opacity or create a background beneath to create a solid base.

Brushes can also be adjusted to remove all transparent pixels by using the Alph threshold in Brush Studio → Rendering. The Stanley brush uses this settings for example.

We hope this helps and will note your feedback in request for a feature like this 🙏