Image Editing

File → Open → select the .png. Photoshop preserves transparency. To edit specific layers, use Image → Mode → RGB Color, 8 bits/channel.

If the PNG already has transparency, no removal needed. If it has a solid background, use Magic Wand + Delete in Photoshop, or the free tool remove.bg.

Use Image → Image Size → Bicubic Sharper (reduction) in Photoshop, or download a larger variant from the detail page (look for HD) and use it as-is. See max resolution.

Yes — that's what PNG transparency is for. In Photoshop, drag each PNG into a new layered document. In Figma, just paste them on the canvas; transparency is honored.

Canva → Uploads → Upload media → select the .png → drag into your design. Canva preserves transparency.

Drag-and-drop the .png onto your Figma canvas. Resize freely; transparency is preserved when you export to PNG/JPG/PDF.

Yes, but it's automatic conversion and may not be perfect. Try Adobe Illustrator's Image Trace, Inkscape's Trace Bitmap, or online tools like vectorizer.io.

In Photoshop: Image → Adjustments → Hue/Saturation or Color Replacement Tool. For solid-color PNGs, an alternative is to use Layer Style → Color Overlay.

Apply Filter → Sharpen → Smart Sharpen with low radius. Or download a higher-resolution variant from the detail page; fuzzy edges often come from upscaling.

File → Export As → PNG with Transparency checked. Don't use Save As → JPEG — JPEG strips transparency.