Layer one image over another
Place a logo, watermark or second photo on top of a background image. Control opacity, size and position, and frame it with a border.
Drop the background image
This is the picture the second image will be layered on top of.
What you can build with overlays
Overlaying is how you add a logo or signature to your photography, apply a semi-transparent watermark before sharing work publicly, or blend two pictures for a double-exposure effect.
Opacity controls how strongly the top image shows through, size scales it relative to the background, and the position picker snaps it to a corner or the centre. A border adds clean framing around the finished composition.
How to overlay two images
- 1Drop the background image first — everything is layered on top of it.
- 2Drop the second image (logo, watermark or photo), then adjust opacity, size and position.
- 3Optionally add a border colour, then download the finished PNG.
Frequently asked questions
How do I put one picture on top of another?
Add the background image first, then the overlay image. Use the sliders to set how big and how transparent the top image should be, and pick a corner or the centre for its position.
Can I use this to watermark my photos?
Yes. Drop your logo as the overlay, lower the opacity to around 30–50% and place it in a corner — a common way to mark work before publishing it.
Does the overlay keep transparency?
Yes. PNG overlays keep their transparent areas, and the result is exported as a PNG so quality and transparency are preserved.