How to overlay images in Photoshop.

Overlaying images in Photoshop is a quick and powerful way to combine visuals, whether you’re creating a branded social post or a family keepsake. Layer photos, logos, textures, or graphics to build polished, eye-catching designs, or add an image to an image for product mockups, photo collages, or event invitations. It’s easy to get started.

• Upload your base image in Photoshop.
  Open the main image you want to work with in Photoshop. This will be your background layer, whether it’s a product photo, landscape, or social media graphic.
• Add and position the overlay image.
  To add an image to image, drag and drop a second file into your Photoshop workspace. It will automatically appear as a new layer. Resize and reposition as needed to create the look you want.
• Blend and refine the image overlay.
  Use layer settings like opacity, blending modes, or layer masks to control how the images interact. Whether you want a subtle texture or to overlay two images with full detail, Photoshop image overlay can help you create the perfect composition.
• Explore color options and formats.
  View and adjust your selected shade using RGB, CMYK, HEX, and other color models. This is helpful for designers who need precise values for print and web projects.
• Save your color as a swatch.
  Click “Add to Swatches” to save the selected color for later use in your project or across different files.
• Refine your color choices.
  Use the “Only Web Colors” checkbox for web-safe palettes, or refer to color management basics to help guide your decisions and ensure consistent colors.