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I want to set a third image (a blueprint vector) behind them, then reduce the opacity on the first two layers so the blueprint lines show faintly through. The top portion of the book cover I'm generating features two separate images, a girl and a guy, brought together to give the illusion they're with each other in the same setting. My question: Is there a straightforward way to get a transparent background on a flattened image? Hi, I've been making use of this forum the past few months as I learn GIMP, but this is my first time posting.

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