Eye of Rah — Transparent Cutout, Ready to Drop In
About Eye of Rah #381
Most places hand you a flat icon and call it a day. This is the eye of rah png 1140x760 you actually wanted: a true alpha cutout at a native 1140 by 760, so the edge of the eye is the edge of the file. No mystery white rectangle showing up the second you paste it over a dark header.
The 1140x760 frame is a friendly one. It slots into a standard content column at full width, scales down to a thumbnail without turning to mush, and gives you a little breathing room around the wedjat shape so the lashes and the teardrop curl don't get clipped at the crop. Landscape orientation means it plays nicely as a banner or a hero strip, not just a square sticker. You might also like Eye of Rah.
Look closely at the alpha channel and you'll see the part nobody advertises: soft, anti-aliased edges instead of the jagged stair-steps you get from a lazy magic-wand selection. Semi-transparent pixels along the curves mean the eye blends into whatever's behind it — deep navy, a photo, a gradient, a video frame — without that crunchy fringe halo that screams free clipart. You might also like Eye of Rah natural.
Use it however you like. Layer it over a papyrus texture, punch it into a poster, drop it in a slide deck, stack it as a watermark at low opacity, or feed it straight into your design tool as a smart object. Because the transparency is baked in, there's no masking step between download and done — which is, honestly, the whole point. Explore more Eye of Rah PNG images in our gallery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about this Eye of Rah #381 PNG — transparent background, size, download, and permitted use.
Actually transparent. It's a 32-bit PNG with a real alpha channel, so the area around the eye contains no pixels at all. Open it over a dark layer and you'll see the difference immediately — nothing to erase, nothing to key out.
It's the pixel dimensions of the canvas: 1140 pixels wide by 760 tall, a 3:2-ish landscape frame. That's wide enough for a full content-column banner and tall enough that the eye stays readable when you scale it down for a thumbnail or favicon-sized crop.
PNG is raster, so pushing it much past 1140 wide will soften the edges. Scaling down is free and looks great. If you need billboard-scale output, start from a vector version instead — but for web, decks, and print up to about letter size, this resolution holds up fine.
That's the whole idea. The anti-aliased alpha edge blends into any backdrop — solid color, gradient, texture, or photo — without a halo or fringe. Just place it on the layer above and adjust opacity or blend mode to taste.