Global loading overlay with white-background PNG spinner that works in both light and dark mode
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Problem
I have a loading overlay that spins a PNG logo. The PNG has a white background (not transparent). I need the white to disappear so only the colored logo shape is visible — in both light and dark mode.
What I tried
mix-blend-mode: multiply on the <img>
img { mix-blend-mode: multiply; }This works on light backgrounds: white × light_color = light_color (white disappears). But on dark backgrounds: white × dark_color ≈ dark_color and red × dark_color ≈ very_dark_red — the spinner becomes nearly invisible.
Workaround: force a light overlay background
<div style={{ backgroundColor: '#F1FAEE80' }}> {/* always light */}
<img style={{ mixBlendMode: 'multiply' }} />
</div>This makes multiply always work since the overlay background is always light, but it creates a jarring experience in dark mode — a bright light patch appears in the middle of a dark page.
Question
What's the right approach for making a white-background PNG appear as if it has a transparent background, in an overlay that needs to look natural in both light and dark themes? Ideally without converting the PNG to a transparent version or recreating it as SVG.
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