Overlay Images

Combine multiple images with custom positioning and transparency.

Upload Base Image

This is the main image that will appear in the background.

About Image Overlays

Image overlaying is the process of placing one image on top of another, creating a composite result. This technique is widely used in graphic design, photography, marketing, and various other creative fields to create visually interesting compositions, add watermarks, combine visual elements, and more.

Common Uses for Image Overlays

  • Watermarking: Adding a logo or text overlay to protect your intellectual property while still sharing your work.
  • Photo Compositing: Combining elements from multiple photos into a single coherent image.
  • Adding Text or Graphics: Placing text, icons, or other graphic elements on top of images for marketing materials.
  • Creating Collages: Arranging multiple images together in an artistic layout.
  • Digital Scrapbooking: Combining photos with decorative elements to create personalized memories.

Key Overlay Techniques

  1. Opacity Adjustment: Controlling how transparent or opaque the overlay image appears. Lower opacity allows more of the base image to show through, creating a subtle effect.
  2. Positioning: Placing the overlay exactly where you want it on the base image. This allows for precise control over the final composition.
  3. Blending Modes: Advanced techniques that determine how the pixels of the overlay interact with the pixels of the base image, creating various effects.
  4. Masking: Using shapes or transparency to control which parts of the overlay are visible.

Our Overlay Tool

Our image overlay tool processes your images entirely in your browser, meaning your files never leave your computer, ensuring complete privacy and security. The tool offers precise control over opacity and positioning, allowing you to create exactly the look you want.

Best Practices for Image Overlays

  • Consider Visual Hierarchy: Make sure the most important elements stand out in your final composition.
  • Maintain Balance: Position your overlay in a way that creates visual balance within the overall image.
  • Be Mindful of Contrast: Ensure there's enough contrast between your base image and overlay for proper visibility.
  • Use Subtle Opacity: For watermarks and logos, using subtle opacity (30-50%) often looks more professional than fully opaque overlays.
  • Test Different Positions: Experiment with different positions to find the most visually appealing arrangement.

Get Started Now

Creating image overlays is easy with our tool. Simply upload your base image, followed by the overlay image you want to place on top. Then adjust the opacity and position to achieve your desired effect. Once you're satisfied with the result, download your composite image!