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Please tell me
how this image

convert -alpha off

made like this

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convert -alpha off

Can you please tell

It can't. The process needs to know which pixels to smear, and which mustn't be smeared. One of your previous images contains this information: the black shadow beneath the bird against the white background, birdBkW.png.

I think you can do so

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ImageMagick\convert ^
1.png ^
-alpha background ^
-alpha off ^
2.png

ImageMagick\convert ^
2.png ^
-transparent White ^
-compose DstOver ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +1+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +2+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +4+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +8+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +16+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +32+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +64+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +128+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -1+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -2+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -4+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -8+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -16+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -32+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -64+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -128+0 -composite ^
-background White -compose Over -layers flatten ^
2.png

continue to use your code

But I do not understand how do I set the alpha channel

I figured, thank you very much.

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ImageMagick\convert ^
1.png ^
-alpha background ^
-alpha off ^
-transparent White ^
-compose DstOver ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +1+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +2+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +4+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +8+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +16+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +32+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +64+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry +128+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -1+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -2+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -4+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -8+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -16+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -32+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -64+0 -composite ^
( -clone 0 ) -geometry -128+0 -composite ^
-background White -compose Over -layers flatten ^
1.png ^
-compose CopyOpacity -composite ^
2.png

How can I change the background to a picture are not white, and black?

Tell me, please , why not work?

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for %%i in (a0\*) do (
	ImageMagick\convert ^
	"%%i" ^
	-alpha background ^
	-alpha off ^
	-transparent White ^
	-compose DstOver ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +1+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +2+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +4+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +8+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +16+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +32+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +64+0 -composite ^
	( -clone 0 ) -geometry +128+0 -composite ^
	-background White -compose Over -layers flatten ^
	"%%i" ^
	-compose CopyOpacity -composite ^
	"a1\%%~nxi"
)

Escape the parentheses:

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   ^( -clone 0 ^) -geometry +1+0 -composite ^

Thank you very much!

And the last question, how to make a picture like this?

How can I change the background to a picture are not white, and black?

Tell me, please, in the next issue.

There is the original image with an alpha channel.

Tell me, how do I do it like this, while preserving the alpha channel of the image.

The main effect in the second is a shift-fill. That is, the image is placed over a copy of itself shifted in one direction, and this is repeated.

Here's the same image shift-filled downwards then right-wards:

The first image looks like a blur-fill.

I thank for the answer!
Prompt and whether it is possible to make so in images?

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