01-23-2018, 11:19 AM
The solution might be go-back-to-your-wonderful-online-editor.
By exporting as a one layer raster image you lost an important attribute. A text layer with transparency and anti-aliasing. At least that is what it looks like without more information.
What was the text colour before? Is that grey colour the desired end result? It might be your saviour
You might get away with something like this
Duplicate the layer and apply Colors -> Color-to-Alpha
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/NXfj6Ga.jpg note base layer visibility is off
Turn the alpha lock on and fill with the desired colour (might be that grey again but I used a green for the example) screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/pa1WmIS.jpg
You might want to restore the drop shadow Turn the alpha lock off then Filters -> Light & Shadow -> Drop Shadow.
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/SB9mzoi.jpg
...but it is always going to be a bit of a cludge. Find the font, use Gimp
By exporting as a one layer raster image you lost an important attribute. A text layer with transparency and anti-aliasing. At least that is what it looks like without more information.
What was the text colour before? Is that grey colour the desired end result? It might be your saviour
You might get away with something like this
Duplicate the layer and apply Colors -> Color-to-Alpha
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/NXfj6Ga.jpg note base layer visibility is off
Turn the alpha lock on and fill with the desired colour (might be that grey again but I used a green for the example) screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/pa1WmIS.jpg
You might want to restore the drop shadow Turn the alpha lock off then Filters -> Light & Shadow -> Drop Shadow.
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/SB9mzoi.jpg
...but it is always going to be a bit of a cludge. Find the font, use Gimp