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Blend modes determine how the colors and opacity of layers and objects interact with others.
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Export to SVG with blend mode or "Apply" it
You can use the following CSS code on that path:
.st1 {
mix-blend-mode: multiply;
}
But the browser compatibility is pretty poor.
See working example: https://jsfiddle.net/gaa5mbvm/
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How to export an image from Photoshop with the multiply effect?
If you're trying to use the multiply layer effect without using CSS then you will have to save as a flattened image and not just saving the individual layer.
So if Layer 2 has the multiply blending m …
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