Blend a second image into a portrait silhouette for a classic double-exposure look - a forest inside a profile, a skyline inside a figure - with soft film-style transitions instead of hard cutouts.
How the double exposure effect works
Upload a portrait or figure with a clear silhouette against a plain background, then describe the scene you want blended in: forest, mountains, waves, city lights. The tool layers it into the bright areas of the silhouette and fades it toward the shadows the way real film does. Rerun to adjust how strong the overlay is or to change the palette, then download.
Tips for the best results
The base photo needs a clean, well-separated silhouette - a side profile on a plain light background is the classic choice. Keep the overlay scene simple, such as bare trees or a mountain ridge. Monochrome or two-tone results look far more refined than full colour blends.