Layer Photos Together

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your base photo

   Drop your main image into EditThisPic. This is the foundation that other layers will be applied to. JPG, PNG, and WebP up to 7MB all work.

   Expect: Simple layering: 20-30 seconds. Complex multi-layer effects: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Add your layer image

   Click the reference image button and upload the photo, texture, or graphic you want to layer on top. This could be a texture, another photo, light leaks, bokeh effects, or any visual element.

   Tip: PNG images with transparency layer more cleanly. For textures, high-contrast images create stronger effects.
3. 3

   Describe the layering effect

   Type your instruction: 'layer this texture over the photo with soft light blending at 50% opacity' or 'stack the sky layer behind the buildings.' Specify opacity, blending style, and which areas should be affected. The AI interprets natural language descriptions into layer effects.

   Tip: Use terms like 'soft overlay,' 'multiply blend,' or 'screen effect' - the AI understands these blending concepts.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Texture overlay layer this film grain texture over the entire photo with a subtle soft light blend at 30% opacity

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   Light leak effect layer the light leak over the photo using screen blend mode, positioned in the upper right corner

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   Bokeh background layer layer the bokeh lights behind the subject, making them visible in the dark background areas only

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   Color gradient layer layer this color gradient over the photo at 25% opacity, affecting the entire image for a warm color tone

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   Vintage paper texture layer the paper texture over the photo using multiply blend to create an aged vintage look

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   Partial layer coverage layer the smoke effect only on the bottom half of the image, fading to transparent at the middle

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   Creative color split layer this cyan tint over the shadows and the red tint over the highlights for a cinematic split-tone look

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4. 4

   Generate and adjust

   Tap generate and review the layered result. Check that the effect intensity and positioning look right. If the layer is too strong or covers wrong areas, regenerate with adjusted opacity or specific area instructions.

   Tip: If the effect is too subtle or strong, simply say 'increase the layer effect' or 'make the texture more subtle.'