Blender Tutorial: How to Render Transparent Video in Blender

Learn How to Render Transparent Video in Blender

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[_Encie]

Solid, straight to the point, no bullshit. Great tutorial.

[TheMastrBuilder]

Saved me a headache. Thank you for not dragging it out into a 30 minute tutorial!

[milahs]

One of the greatest videos I continuously go back to

[megoogoogoo]

i just love bro he goes straight to the point...he does not introduce himself for goddamn 13 minutes

[JohnnyBobsDDesignz]

Thank ya brother, making the hop from MAYA to Blender, I gotta say it has come so far, I am getting skilled at it and I love the Blender Community. Y'all are awesome

[KakosSet]

A nice and quick tutorial that just tells you how to do the thing... very nice

[woody]

Dude, I dont know if you still around but you saved my life!!!! Soooo thank you!!!! It is so simple know that you explained it!!!! All the best dude!!!

[phecury]

amazing, love this real quick and assertive tutorials <3

[rasdasa]

Thank you! Subscribed. Your direct no filler approach is perfect.

[GeorgeOu]

Great video, thanks! There are actually several video formats under MKV format that supports transparency. VP9 WebM seems to be very good when it's set to lossless and the file size seems to be very small!

[Daymusik]

While setting the Video Codec to "QT rle / QT Animation" did work, I was experiencing a lot of instability with the video, especially when trying to view or use the animation elsewhere. If you're experiencing a similar problem, I found that changing the Video Codec to "PNG" works much better! If it still having issues, try recreasing the resolution percentage (%) of the render output.

[queenawzq]

Thanks a lot, well put together, simple and concise instructions!

[lipo]

He said there is no RGBA under FFMPEG but in the current version already is! 00:29
Just choose RGBA and as Video Codec choose "QuickTime Animation" or "PNG" instad "QT rle / QT Animation".

[nhutminh]

im sorry but mine still have black screen as a background not transparent

[TheJackKnite]

I was confused why my animations kept coming out with a black background. thank you bro

[digerydan]

Excellent tutorial, just what I needed

[artmonaso]

There is no „qt animation“ under codec

[AriTheWeirdo]

I did the same thing but my computer wouldn't play the video, it says unsupported format

[hi.rafatorres]

Perfect!! You're the best bro! thank you!

[JJRicks]

You get a like, thanks for the quick tutorial!