Logo help using Canva

[Playa]

I know that this probably a long shot. My logo has a transparent background in the bottom half where the company name is. I need to make that white so it displays better against darker backdrops.
I’ve monkeying around with canva pro’s backgrounds remover and restoration tool, but I can’t figure out a way to make that space white.

figured there are experts (or at least those more capable than me) on the green screen in just about every topic.

any help??

[Top Of Texas]

Pampa Print Shop did my logo. I sent him a photo of sideoats grama and had it laid over a mesa/canyon. I had transparency issues as well, and he fixed it in about 2 minutes.

806-665-5961 ask for Shawn

[Man]

I can help I am just not quite sure what you are asking. If you turn your logo into a JPG it will remove the transparency and default it to white ...or are you wanting the tranparency in the below portion? Let me know and I can send you it in the correct file format.

[Man]

Also curious why you went with the hexagon over like a residential house shape? Is the Hexagon the bulb shape?

[Playa]

I can help I am just not quite sure what you are asking. If you turn your logo into a JPG it will remove the transparency and default it to white ...or are you wanting the tranparency in the below portion? Let me know and I can send you it in the correct file format.

I want to keep the transparency on the edge so that when I drop the logo over an image of my work it isn’t a big white rectangle with my logo cluttering the pic. But I need the bottom half of the hexagon where the name is to be white not transparent

Also curious why you went with the hexagon over like a residential house shape? Is the Hexagon the bulb shape?

I didn’t want to be hemmed into residential work only. I think commercial has a broader application

[Man]

Got it

[Bill]

Also curious why you went with the hexagon over like a residential house shape? Is the Hexagon the bulb shape?

Same question. Unless the hexagon has some meaning to your clients or product/service, other options might have a better visual impact.

If your target market is in Texas or would be happy to select a Texas-based supplier, consider an outline of the great state instead.

My free advice- maybe worth what you paid for it