To make a transparent faction background with a logo in South London Remastered, the key is to use a PNG that already has transparency, then import it into the game/UI so only the logo shows and the background stays invisible.

Fast setup

  1. Create or edit the faction image in an editor like Photoshop, GIMP, or Figma.
  2. Remove the background completely.
  3. Export it as a PNG with transparency enabled.
  4. Upload the PNG to Roblox or the game’s allowed image system.
  5. Set the image object’s background transparency to fully transparent, and keep the image itself opaque enough to show the logo clearly.

What usually goes wrong

  • If the file is exported as JPG, transparency will not work.
  • If the image already contains a white or colored background, making the UI transparent will not remove it.
  • If the logo is part of a UI frame, the frame background must be transparent, but the image must also have no baked-in background.

Best method

A clean approach is:

  • design the faction logo on a transparent canvas,
  • save it as a PNG,
  • use it as the image for the faction badge/banner,
  • and make the surrounding UI element transparent so only the logo appears.

Roblox-specific note

Roblox tutorials and creator resources consistently show that transparent visuals depend on the asset itself being exported with transparency, not just on changing a property afterward. That means the safest workflow is “transparent PNG first, then import,” not the other way around.

Example

If your faction banner is a rectangle with a logo in the middle, make the rectangle layer invisible in your editor, export the file as PNG, then place that PNG into the faction UI. The game will display only the logo, with no solid background behind it.

If you want, I can also give you a step-by-step method for mobile or PC depending on how you edit the image.