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  • Photo 1 is the main image; photo 2 is blended into it
  • For double exposure, a portrait or a clear subject works best as photo 1
  • Clear, well-lit photos; JPG, PNG or WebP

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Image Blender

An AI image blender for two photos: the first is the base, the second is blended in. One free image per visitor, no sign-up.

Original photo: Woman in her late 30s wearing a hijab + Man in his early 20s: Double ExposureBefore
Image Blender result: Woman in her late 30s wearing a hijab + Man in his early 20s: Double ExposureAfter

Example result. Upload your photo to make yours.

Examples

Original photo: Woman in her late 30s wearing a hijab + Man in his early 20s: Double ExposureBefore
Image Blender result: Woman in her late 30s wearing a hijab + Man in his early 20s: Double ExposureAfter

How to Blend Two Photos Into One

Two uploads, one style, one square picture. Order matters, so add your main photo first.

  1. 1

    Upload photo 1, the main image

    Click or drop the photo you want as the base; a portrait or one clear subject works best. JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC are accepted, and HEIC is converted to JPEG in your browser.

  2. 2

    Add photo 2, the one blended in

    This is the scene, texture or second person that goes into photo 1. To swap the order, remove a thumbnail with the × and upload again, since the photos can't be dragged around.

  3. 3

    Pick a Blend Style, add a note if you like

    Double Exposure is selected by default. The optional note takes up to 500 characters, such as "warm sunset colors" or "black and white", and is added to your request.

  4. 4

    Blend and download

    The image blender returns one square picture, about 1024 x 1024 pixels, shown on its own while your two photos stay in the side panel. Download it right away: it leaves the page when you refresh.

Double Exposure: Photo 2 Inside Photo 1's Silhouette

Double Exposure is the default style of this image blender. The model is told to turn photo 1's main subject into one large head-and-shoulders silhouette and let photo 2 show through inside it, semi-transparent and scaled to fit. The first face should stay clear near the top, with edges fading into a light background.

A person in photo 2 is placed smaller in the lower half, so two faces don't overlap.

In our test with two portraits, photo 2's person and room sat inside photo 1's silhouette on a light background, but the edges came out hard. It read more like one photo cut into the other's outline than a soft film double exposure.

Style Mix: Photo 1's Scene in Photo 2's Look

Style Mix keeps the content and composition of photo 1 and repaints it in the colors, textures, lighting and artistic style of photo 2. Photo 2 is there for its look more than for its subject.

That makes the order the whole decision. Put the picture you want to keep first, and something with a strong look second: a painting, a neon street at night, a faded film print, a watercolor.

Reverse them and the model is asked for the opposite picture: photo 2's scene in photo 1's colors and style.

Flowing Blend and Dreamy Overlay: Both Photos in View

Flowing Blend merges the two photos so one flows into the other across the frame, with a soft, natural transition, as one artistic image. Two scenes with something in common, like a beach and a sky or a street and a forest, give that transition somewhere to go.

Dreamy Overlay lays photo 2 over photo 1 as a soft, translucent layer with a glowing light-leak feel, and both photos are asked to stay clearly visible. It aims for a hazy, warm look rather than a cutout.

In every style, the image blender asks the model to keep faces recognisable and undistorted, to match light and color across the picture, and to add no text, borders or watermark.

Picking Two Photos for the Image Blender

Choose your photos around the blend style you want.

  • Make photo 1 the picture you want to keep; the image blender uses it as the base in every style.
  • For Double Exposure, use a portrait or one clear subject as photo 1, so there is a strong head-and-shoulders outline to fill.
  • Pick a first photo whose subject stands out from its background.
  • Choose photo 2 for what it adds: a mountain view, a city or flowers for Double Exposure, a bold palette or painting style for Style Mix.
  • Use clear, well-lit photos; a dark or blurry shot gives the model less to work with.
  • If both photos are portraits and you pick Double Exposure, expect the second person to appear smaller and lower in the silhouette.
  • Upload only photos of adults (18 or older), and only of people who agreed to it.
  • Settle on one style before you start: One free image per visitor covers the whole site, and a new style needs a new run.

Frequently asked questions

Your first image is free, with no sign-up and no credit card. That is one image per visitor across the whole site, not per page, and there is no paid plan for more. If a run fails, it isn't counted, so you can try again.

An image blender makes one new picture that mixes both photos, and the model is told never to place them side by side. For a plain side-by-side or stacked image that keeps both photos unchanged, use the Merge Images tool on this site, which runs in your browser.

The one you want to keep as the base. Photo 1 becomes the silhouette in Double Exposure and the scene in Style Mix; photo 2 is the layer, texture or look blended in. You can't drag to reorder, so remove a thumbnail and upload again in the order you want.

No. There is no slider for opacity or blend amount; the style buttons and the optional note are the only controls. If you want that manual control, a layer-based editor with blend modes such as multiply or screen and a transparency slider suits you better than this image blender.

Yes, and the model is told to keep both faces recognisable and undistorted. In Double Exposure the second person is asked to sit smaller in the lower half of photo 1's silhouette. To mix two faces into one new face, use Face Morph; to put both people in one group photo, use the AI Image Combiner.

Not always. In our test the second photo sat inside the first person's silhouette as asked, but the edges were hard, more like a cutout than a soft film double exposure. It is an AI image, so compare it with your two photos before you share it.

It is one square image, about 1024 x 1024 pixels. Download saves the file as it comes back, with no watermark and no downscaling. You can't choose another size or format, and there is no transparent background.

Your photo is only used to create your images and is never used to train AI models. Your browser shrinks each photo to at most 2048 pixels on the long side before upload. The photos are kept only to run the service, at an unlisted address, and you can email us to ask for them to be deleted.

Only adults, and only with their consent. You must be 18 or older, and you may not upload anyone under 18. Don't use a blend to impersonate someone or to pass it off as a real photo of them.

We don't claim the pictures you make, so personal or commercial use is fine as long as it is lawful. Some countries don't grant copyright to purely AI-made images.

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