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Full-width bottom/left/top/right of screen - A window that fills the display edge-to-edge along one dimension and is stuck to one edge of the screen.It is hard to move but is as minimal as can be. No title bar - A window without a title bar.See Preferences>General>Window>Native full screen windows. Normal - A regular window with a title bar.The blending slider determines how strongly the image dominates over the text's background color. New tabs created with this profile will use this tab title by default. See also: Preferences > Appearance > Panes > Separate background images per pane. Scale to Fit - The image is scaled to exactly fill the window either horizontally or vertically.Scale to Fill - The image is scaled up or down preserving the aspect ratio so that it completely fills the window.Stretch - The image is distorted to exactly fill the window.This allows you to select how the image is scaled to fit the window:

This allows you to select an image to display behind the terminal's text. It can then be toggled with View > Use Transparency. Sets whether the transparency setting is respected for new windows created with this profile. If you ask for a new tab with this profile, it will just open in a window instead. Force this profile to always open in a new window, never in a tab. New windows created with this profile will use this title by default, overriding the default behavior of using the current tab's title as the window's title.

If enabled, a window created with this profile will feature an open toolbelt. If enabled, a window created with this profile will immediately miniaturize after its creation. When creating a new window with this profile, it will be created with this many rows and columns. Selecting a large radius will blur the background more, but (especially on Retina displays) comes with a performance penalty. If selected, the window background is blurred provided the background has some transparency. If selected, non-default background colors will be opaque. It can be temporarily disabled with View > Use Transparency. This sets the transparency of the window background.