Render red, green, blue, alpha, or hard alpha-mask views locally and export the currently selected channel as PNG.
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Designers, QA, marketplace teams, and developers checking transparency, masks, or suspicious edge artifacts inside PNG assets
Debugging channel data from a PNG without opening a heavier editor just to inspect alpha or color separation
Capture PNG channel-inspection intent with a simple browser-first utility that connects to alpha and palette workflows
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PNG channel views are useful when something feels wrong but the asset looks normal at first glance. Alpha contamination, hidden masks, and odd edge transitions often show up only in a channel-specific view.
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No. It renders channel views for inspection and optional export, but the source file stays untouched.
It turns opacity into a hard visible mask so transparent and visible regions are easier to read quickly.
Yes. Channel rendering and export happen in your browser.
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