Perfectly blend two images in Adobe Photoshop

This tutorial teaches you to blend two images together to form a single image with a perfect blend.

Step 1:
Open two images in photoshop. One a background(img1), and another, the foreground (img2). Make sure that both images are almost the same size, if not, resize.

Step 2:
Ctrl+A (select all) on the Img2 and ctrl+C (copy). then select img1 and ctrl+v (or paste).

step 3:
Select the “move tool” (or press v on the keyboard). Move your image to reveal half background or wherever you want it to be.

step 4:
Select the Rectangular Marquee tool. Then in the options bar on top, give it a feather radius (about 50-60 pixels for an image of size 1024X768). The feather depends on your image size, the bigger the image, the more feather.

Step 5:
then, do a selection right where the borders on the two images are. Press “del” on the keyboard. If you find there is a trace of both images not blending, just move the marquee around and press del again.

Step 6:
in the layers pallette, just change the blend mode of your layer1 to see what fits best. Different blend modes give different effects. I used the Luminousity blend.

Here is my final image:

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5 Responses to “Perfectly blend two images in Adobe Photoshop”

  1. Just wanted to say I hadn’t touched PS in a long time and needed to do exactly this - thanks for the great tutorial.

  2. Hey, how do you do this on Paint?

  3. Nya , what u silly person u cant do this on paint , thats what paintshop pro is for oh yer nice tutorial by the way

  4. hi Nya, you cant do this in paint.

  5. An Excellent Excellent Tutorial … I got what i was looking for…
    Nice Job Thanks

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