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How do you save it to your photos

I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to make my computer save my pictures with a blank background. I did fine until I got Windows10, but no more. I cheat and use a bit of the background image (I use the basic one on most of my horses), and just slap the tattoo on top of it. Not elegant, but functional!

Confluence: If you use the Paint 3D that comes with Windows 10, you can select Canvass Options and then where it shows ON for the canvas, switch to Off. Just below it you'll see Transparent Canvass. Turn that on. Then you can draw the tattoo and it will be the only thing that shows up.

I use Photoshop, and if I'm copying something to turn into a tattoo, I delete the bottom white, blank layer to get a transparent background.

Go to your stable home page and scroll down to Account and Stable Management.

Under Upgraded Features you will find your Tattoo Registry listed. Select that option.

If this is your first tattoo, I believe you will find your first tattoo slot waiting for you. If you've already used it, purchase a second one for 10k.

On the right side you'll see a place to give your tattoo a name. Type it in and save it by clicking Edit Tattoo Name. On the left side of the slot, you'll see a Browse button. Click that and locate your tattoo where it has been saved on your device. Select it and then click the Upload Your Tattoo button. As long as the tattoo meets the size parameters--25x25 pixels and no more than 15k memory use, it should upload quickly. You will see a notice that this has happened or one saying the tattoo isn't the correct size, if either size or memory is incorrect.

Once the tattoo is there, you can go to a horse's page, select the Tack Tab, scroll to the bottom to Edit Tattoos On This Horse.

When you click on that button, you will be taken to a page where you can place the tattoo on the spot you select from a drop down box with several options.

It is listed under Upgraded Features on the Account and Stable Management page ; so i am guessing yes ?