Double exposure blend of two photos. Portrait + landscape = artistic composition.

How to use

  1. Upload photo A (base, usually portrait silhouette) and B (overlay, landscape).
  2. Pick blend mode (Screen / Multiply / etc.).
  3. Tune B's opacity, scale, rotation.
  4. Grayscale A for more artistic effect.
  5. Duotone for color unity.
  6. Download PNG.

Key features

  • 6 blend modes (Screen, Multiply, Overlay, etc.)
  • Photo B opacity, scale, rotation
  • Grayscale A option
  • Duotone color unification (portrait + landscape)
  • Live preview

Use cases

  • Instagram posts — artistic profile photos
  • Album covers — portrait + landscape
  • Book covers — poetry / novels
  • Wedding albums — couple + nature
  • Travel memories — you + destination

What is double exposure?

Double Exposure originated in the film-camera era — exposing the same frame twice. Reproduced digitally in Photoshop/Lightroom. The portrait silhouette + nature landscape combination is most famous. Photographers like Aimee Whitehouse and Christoffer Relander made it iconic; True Detective Season 1's opening popularized it.

FAQ

Best photo combinations?

A: portrait silhouette with dark background. B: detail-rich trees, clouds, city, space.

Blend mode recommendation?

Screen for bright portrait + dark landscape; Multiply for dark portrait + bright landscape.

Why duotone?

If A and B have clashing tones, duotone unifies them.

Free?

Yes, no uploads.