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I have a layer in Photoshop with multiply on, when I however save to web it loses the blending mode.

How can I keep multiply or achieve the same effect in another way?

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stackoverflow is for programming questions – pivotnig Jan 23 at 8:07
I thought maybe you guys could tell me if this could be done with code. – Jonas Jan 23 at 8:46
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You need to flatten the image before you save it. This cannot be done with code or via any other way. Just save a copy. Flatten the image. And then save it. It will look exactly how you imagine in any format, PNG, Jpeg, GIF, TIF. Won't matter. – Johnny W Jan 23 at 12:50
If you're developing on the iPhone, this could be of use: stackoverflow.com/questions/3679399/… – Johnny W Jan 23 at 12:54
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If you have multiple layers, select all your layers and then convert it to a smart object by clicking right and then 'Convert to smart object'.

Then rasterize the layer by clicking right and select 'Rasterize layer' and save it as a PNG. This must do the trick!

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Blending modes are not supported by PNG. All you get is alpha transparency. If you want something blended with the background, blend it in photoshop first, and save the flattened image.

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