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To see Vertex Alpha in Eevee ... Switch to Material or Render viewport shading mode Set under Material Properties > Setting > Blend mode > Alpha Hashed Notes: Viewport shading mode Solid can displ …

So here is just some trick used to avoid glass darkening by affecting transparency by Ray Dept light path ... Your shader ... … The trick addition ... from here ... just be sure Render Properties > Light Path > Transmission and Transparency is set like 12 ... …

I used two Scenes ... one used to Composite > Matte greenscreen (because VSE has no matte tools). Second scene for VSE to mix channels (because you cant add strip Scene of current scene). Footage Sce …

If you have a chance to use Eevee try this tricky thing ... For more details see https://blender.stackexchange.com/a/311251/2214

Probably doesn't ... I can also imagine better result, but since we dont know too much about your blend file setup, it can be also some Color Management issue or what ever. Anyway if you check your P …

You can add Transparency, Subsurf Scattering (SSS), Trancluence or what ever, but essential is to make spaced knitting to let see what behind. …

You are looking for Set Alpha node, probably?

So if your store transparency in a solo Alpha channel it is not seen by Blender (discussed here). … For transparency stored in RGB channels (what assume is called Premultiplied) it should work (for bug fixed version). Same behaviour for Alpha channel used as Mask Layer in Photoshop. …

Instead of Mix node use Alpha Over node ... Note: For proper mixing depth is designed Z Combine node, but it requires also cloud image to be rendered with Depth pass and saved as OpenEXR Multilayer. …

Under my 3.31 LTS version it works fine ... Also in Compositor it works now better, than mentioned in my link in my comment above - Viewport was improved again, great :) Now I'm just guessing ... …

Your screen looks like you have set Cycles as Render Engine not Eevee. When you switch to Eevee render engine in Render Properties Editor ... ... than you will have available Blend mode from prope …

I just selected some pixels in Photoshop and deleted them, so this part became transparent. I save it as PNG. And imported this image as texture for cycles material. What surprised me is a "Material" …

Since your render is black&white you can use this: Set object material with Emission shader. In Properties Editor > Render Tab > Film > enable Transparent Eevee — Enable Properties Editor > Render …

I almost give it up :) You have set body material in View Layer Properties > Override - you have to disable it. Second thing is your UVMap - rotated 90 deg. = squized image. If you would like to fix …

your TIFF doesn't use Transparency but channel "Alpha" (that is also why option "Save Transparency" is grey when you are saving your TIFF to avoid the issue copy alpha channel and paste into Mask channel … Then when you save with "Layers", "Save Transparency" is available. This TIFF is rendered fine in Blender. …