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Allows you to select a transparency grid size. Select the Transparency Settings options you want to use:.Click the Edit (Win) or Photoshop (Mac) menu, point to Preferences, and then click Transparency & Gamut.Out-of-Gamut areas of the image will display with the color and opacity chosen in preferences. To activate the gamut warning option, open a document, click the View menu, and then click Gamut Warning. For transparency it’s important to remember that unless you’re printing the document directly in Photoshop, it’s the format you choose that determines if the transparent areas will be saved, and the Gamut Warning is there to warn you of any areas that may not print the way you expect. Using a different ink or spot colors can sometimes fix an out-of-gamut color. In addition, the Gamut Warning may be activated because a monitor displays color information using RGB, and has more available saturation values than a CMYK document.
When you save the file, Photoshop will fill the transparent areas of the image with a matte color (the default is white).
For example, the JPEG format does not support transparency. It’s important to understand that transparency in Photoshop does not always translate into transparency after you save the file. Transparency & Gamut preferences control how Photoshop displays transparent areas of a document (commonly called the checkerboard), as well as the color and opacity of areas of an image that fall outside of the CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black) color mode. Learn More Buy Controlling Transparency & Gamut Preferences
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