Add Transparent Padding to Image Online
Add transparent margins or padding around any graphic without resizing the core subject. Center logos inside square aspect ratios, adjust top/bottom/left/right padding independently, and generate perfectly proportioned icons.
Add Transparent Padding to Image
Choose image or drag and drop here
Supported: PNG, WEBP, JPG, JPEG, SVG β’ Max file size: 100 MB
How Pixena Processes Add Transparent Padding to Image
Expands canvas dimensions with transparent alpha pixels while centering the source image client-side.
Key Facts & Definitions
How to Add Transparent Padding
Upload Image
Select your icon, logo, or artwork.
Enter Padding
Set pixel padding or click "Make Square".
Align Subject
Confirm center, top, or custom alignment.
Download PNG
Save your padded image with full transparency.
Frequently Asked Questions about Add Transparent Padding to Image
Can I adjust padding on each side independently?
Yes, configure uniform padding or customize top, bottom, left, and right margins individually.
Will the original image be stretched or distorted?
No, the original image pixels remain at 100% scale and are cleanly centered.
What file format preserves transparent padding?
PNG and WebP support transparent padding; saving as JPG would convert transparent margins to solid white or black.
Can I specify padding as a percentage?
Yes, enter values in exact pixels (e.g. 32px) or as a percentage of image width.
Is my logo uploaded to any server?
No, canvas expansion is performed 100% locally in your browser.
Can I batch pad multiple icons?
Yes, apply the same padding rules across a batch of icons and download them in a ZIP.
Make Image Transparent
Remove any solid background or specific color to create transparent PNG and WebP images.
Remove White Background
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Change Image Background Color
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Extract Alpha Channel
Separate and export the transparency alpha channel as a black-and-white grayscale matte mask.