Have I done something wrong in PhotoShop?

Hi. I'm using an old version of PhotoShop (7.0) and I'm trying to get a transparent background on an image. I think I've done everything correctly, as I have the image surrounded by the checkerboard. But when I place it into InDesign, it shows a white background.

Have I done something wrong in PhotoShop or is there an issue with InDesign?

 

Create a new layer and then place that layer BELOW your content. Then save.

Also note that only PSD, JPG and PNG formats preserve transparency.

 

Save image as EPS file, that's the file you need.

 

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Dont save your image as JPG if you want too keep your transparency

 

Save your document in .png format not in .jpeg

 

HI, u might saved the file in JPG format...JPG wont allow transparency.. save the image in ...png format.