In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Auto-Blend Layers feature in Photoshop to quickly and easily blend two images together. This feature is perfect for blending two images together for creative effect.
Stock Images Required
Step 1
Open the two images you want to blend in Photoshop:
In this case, I’m selecting one of the hot air balloon on the left (you can just draw a rough selection with Lasso Tool):
Copy and paste the selection to the other document:
Step 2
Select both images by holding down the Ctrl key (or Cmd key on Mac) and clicking on each image layer.
Hint: If you’re working with a background layer which is locked, unlock it first before using auto-blend.
Step 3
Go to Edit > Auto-Blend Layers.
Step 4
In the Auto-Blend Layers dialog box, select the Seamless Tones and Colors option.
Photoshop will automatically blend the two images together and create layer masks to blend the images together seamlessly. You can then adjust the blend settings as needed.
Here are some additional tips for using auto-blend layers:
- Make sure the images you want to blend are similar in size and resolution.
- You can make further adjustments such as curves, levels to make the blend perfect
I hope this tutorial helps you learn how to use auto-blend layers in Photoshop to blend two images. For more information, please refer to the Adobe Photoshop help documentation.
