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About Eye of Rah #423
Most Eye of Rah cutouts you find online are stuck at 512x512, which is fine until you try to use one across the top of a banner and it lands in the middle like a postage stamp. This eye of rah 1200x849 transparent png cutout goes the other way: it's landscape, it's large, and the alpha channel is actually clean. No gray checkerboard baked in, no ghost-white halo hugging the eyeliner, no surprise rectangle appearing the moment you place it on a dark background.
The shape itself is the classic wedjat — the almond eye, the hard brow line, the teardrop and the curling spiral trailing off to the right. That trailing tail is exactly why the wide crop matters. Squeeze it into a square and you either crop the spiral or shrink the whole thing until the linework turns to mush. At 1200x849 the eye sits comfortably with the tail fully extended and still has pixels to spare. You might also like Eye of Rah.
1200x849 is roughly a 1.41:1 ratio, which is a genuinely useful shape. It slots into slide headers, blog hero images, YouTube thumbnail overlays, and Discord banners without much fighting. Scale it down to 600x425 for a sidebar and the edges stay crisp; blow it up a bit for a print flyer and it still holds together. Because the background is transparent, it layers over papyrus textures, gradients, black, or a photo of your desk equally well. You might also like Eye of Rah natural.
Use it however you like — mockups, game assets, tattoo reference boards, a tarot-adjacent brand kit, a history slide deck you're building at 11pm. Right-click, save, drag into Figma, Photoshop, Canva, or GIMP. It's a PNG with an alpha channel, so every tool made in the last twenty years knows what to do with it. Explore more Eye of Rah PNG images in our gallery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about this Eye of Rah #423 PNG — transparent background, size, download, and permitted use.
It's a PNG at 1200 pixels wide by 849 pixels tall, with a true alpha channel — meaning the background is genuinely transparent, not white pixels pretending to be. That's about a 1.41:1 landscape ratio, close to A-series paper proportions.
Because the Eye of Rah isn't square. The spiral tail extends well past the eye itself, so a square crop either cuts it off or forces you to shrink everything. A landscape frame lets the full symbol breathe and gives you more usable resolution across the width, which is where most layouts need it.
Scaling down is safe — 600x425 or 300x212 still reads cleanly. Scaling up past roughly 1.5x will start softening the edges, since it's a raster PNG rather than a vector. If you need billboard-scale output, trace it to SVG first or start from a vector source.
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