I still see a little white square around my logo. All I want to see is the circle not the background
10h ago
Fixed! I added rounded-full to all logo images which clips them to a perfect circle, hiding the white square background corners. Now you'll only see the circular logo with the "P" inside, no white square visible.
10h ago
I don’t want to see any white around the black circle. Make everything outside the black circle of my logo transparent
10h ago
Unfortunately, the logo you uploaded is a JPG file, and JPG format doesn't support transparency - the white background is baked into the image itself. CSS tricks like mix-blend-multiply or rounded-full can help but won't fully remove it.
To fix this, you have two options:
- Best option: Upload a PNG version of your logo with a transparent background (if you have one, or can export it from wherever you designed it)
- Quick fix: I can recreate your logo as an SVG directly in code - it's a fairly simple design (circle with intertwined "P" pipes), and SVGs have no background by default
Which would you prefer?
10h ago
Quick fix
10h ago