EzImgMaker logoEzImgMaker

Image Blender – Blend Two Photos Together Online

Blend 2 photos together with a soft gradient fade, a double exposure, or any of 16 blend modes. Drag the top image into place, resize it, set the opacity, and download the result. Free, and nothing is uploaded.

Blend recipes

Fine-tune

Blend mode
Gradient mask
Layer fit
Layer order
Finish
Format

Runs in your browser. Your photo is never uploaded.

Example
Drag to compare the daytime riverside photo with the blend that fades into a sunset photo (after)Drag to compare the daytime riverside photo with the blend that fades into a sunset photo (before)

Reference example. It is not a result generated from your upload.

What Is an Image Blender?

An image blender lays one photo over another and mixes them, so you can blend two pictures together into a single image: a portrait that dissolves into a landscape, a daytime street that fades into sunset, or a texture that adds grain to a flat photo. Image blending is how double exposures, light-leak effects, and many poster and album-cover looks are made.

This photo blender runs in your browser. Upload two images, pick one of 16 blend modes, set the opacity, add a gradient mask for a smooth transition, and drag the top image where you want it. It is free blending with no login, no upload, and no credits, and the result keeps the size of your first image. Use it as an image blender online or a picture blender online to blend photos online without installing anything, and create blended imagery for posts, posters, and invitations.

16 Blend Modes, One Pair of Photos

The same seaside selfie (image 1) and riverside town (image 2) with eight of the 16 blend modes. Pick a card to start from that look.

How to Blend Two Images in 4 Steps

How to blend two pictures together: blend images online in four steps, on a computer or a phone.

01

Upload Image 1

Choose the background photo. It sets the size and shape of the result.

02

Upload Image 2

Add the photo to blend on top. It fills the frame; drag the preview to move it and use Layer size to scale it.

03

Pick a Recipe or Blend Mode

Start from Soft fade, Double exposure, or Light leak, or set the blend mode, opacity, and gradient mask yourself.

04

Download the Blend

Save it as a JPG, PNG, or WebP at the full size of image 1, ready to post or print.

Blend Two Pictures Together Your Way

A blend tool with the controls of a layer editor, in a single page.

Drag to compare the daytime riverside and the blend with a sunset sky faded in from the top (after)Drag to compare the daytime riverside and the blend with a sunset sky faded in from the top (before)

A Gradient Mask for Seamless Transitions

Turn on Gradient mask to fade image 2 in from any side, from the center, or from the edges. Set where the transition sits and how soft it is, from a hard split to a long, invisible blend. That is how to blend pictures so the seam disappears, like this daytime town under a sunset sky.

Black and white double exposure of a portrait and a riverside town made with Screen blending

Double Exposure in One Click

Lighten or Screen keeps the brightest parts of both photos, so a landscape fills the darker areas of a portrait. Add the Black & white finish for the classic double exposure look, then drag and resize the landscape until it frames the face.

Drag to compare the seaside selfie with the version blended with a warm light leak in Screen mode (after)Drag to compare the seaside selfie with the version blended with a warm light leak in Screen mode (before)

Light Leaks, Textures, and 16 Blend Modes

Screen adds glow from light leaks, bokeh, and fireworks; Multiply adds paper, grunge, and fabric textures; Overlay and Soft light add contrast and color. Hue, Saturation, Color, and Luminosity mix color and tone separately, the same modes you know from desktop editors.

Live preview with a smaller selfie layer placed over a sunset riverside, outlined for dragging

Drag, Resize, and Swap Layers

Drag the live preview to position the top image, change Layer size from 20% to 300%, or choose Fit inside to place a smaller picture in the frame, shown with a dashed outline. Swap which photo is on top in one click. It all runs in your browser, so it is free and private.

Ideas for Blending Photos

Ways to blend pictures online for posts, posters, and gifts.

Four blend ideas: double exposure portrait, day-to-dusk transition, light leak, and dreamy edge fade

Double Exposure Portraits

Merge a portrait with a forest, city, or skyline for album covers and profile art.

Day-to-Night Transitions

Fade the same view from day to dusk for travel posts and before-and-after stories.

Light Leaks and Textures

Add film light leaks, paper, or grain so flat photos get a vintage feel.

Posters, Covers, and Invitations

Blend photos together with a background for event posters, book covers, and invitations.

Family Tributes

Blend two pics together, an old family photo and a new one, or a portrait and a meaningful place, into one keepsake.

Product and Brand Visuals

Fade a product into a lifestyle scene or lay a brand texture over it for ads and banners.

How Can You Blend Two Pictures Together Like a Pro?

Simple habits that make blends look intentional, and how to blend 2 pictures together in desktop editors.

Pick Simple Backgrounds

For double exposures, a portrait against a plain, light background blends most cleanly with a landscape.

Match Light and Color

Photos with similar light direction and color temperature blend more naturally; the Warm and Cool finishes help match them.

Soft Fades Hide Seams

A fade softness of 50–80% hides the join between two scenes; 0–10% gives a deliberate split screen.

Photoshop and GIMP Equivalent

There you stack two layers, set the blend mode and opacity, and paint a gradient layer mask. Here those are the Blend mode, Opacity, and Gradient mask controls.

Image Blender FAQ

How blending works, which mode to use, and what you get.

Blend Two Photos Together Now

Upload two images, pick a blend recipe or mode, fade and position the layer, and download. Free and private, in your browser.