Free Overlay Images with AI

Overlaying an image is a technique where you place one picture on top of another and blend them together. This can be used to create artistic effects like double exposures, add textures for a specific mood, or place a logo or watermark on a photo. The top image is often made partially transparent to let the image below show through, creating a composite visual.

To combine two pictures using AI, start by uploading both your main (base) image and the image you want to overlay on top. Next, write a text prompt describing how you want the images to be merged. You could ask to “create a double exposure effect” or “blend this texture smoothly over the background photo.” The AI will then generate a new, combined image based on your instructions.

Yes, our AI image overlay tool is perfect for creating double exposure effects. This technique involves combining two different images into a single frame to create a surreal, dreamlike result. Upload the two images you wish to blend, like a portrait and a cityscape, and use a prompt like, “blend the forest image into the silhouette of the person,” to have the AI generate the artistic effect for you.

Yes, you can control the transparency and other blending properties using your text prompt. Instead of using sliders, you can include specific instructions in your description like “add the logo with 40% transparency” or “make the overlay effect subtle” to guide the AI in achieving the exact look you want for your final image.

First, upload the photo you wish to edit. You can then either upload a specific texture image you already have or simply describe the texture you want in the prompt box, for example, “overlay a subtle film grain texture” or “add a cracked paint effect.” The AI will apply the described texture to your image, giving it a new style and character.

Our tool is free to try, allowing you to create and download several images at no cost. Once you've used your free credits, you can purchase more to continue creating. All images you download, including the free ones, are high-resolution and do not contain a watermark.