16.13. Frosty
| 16. Alpha to Logo Filters |

### 16.13. Frosty

#### 16.13.1. Overview

Figure 17.401. Example for the “Frosty” filter

The “Frosty” filter applied

The “Frosty” logo

This filter is derived from the “Frosty” logo script (File → Create → Logos → Frosty in the image window), which creates a frozen logo like the example above.

The filter adds this frosty effect to the alpha, that is the area of the active layer defined by the non-transparent pixels (think of it as a “selection by visibility”). The filter effect will always be applied according to the alpha values.

| Note
Unlike the most alpha to logo filters, the “Frosty” filter will not resize the image to the active layer's size.

#### 16.13.2. Activate the filter

This filter is found in the image window menu under Filters → Alpha to Logo → Frosty.

#### 16.13.3. Options

Figure 17.402. “Frosty” options

Effect size (pixels)

  Figure 17.403. “Effect size” examples

  Effect size 10

  Effect size 200

  Effect size 400

Background color

  This color is used to fill the background layer created by the filter. It defaults to white. When you click on the color button, a color selector pops up where you can select any other color.

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