图像叠加

使用高级混合选项将一张图像叠加到另一张图像上

Image Overlay Tool

Professional Image Layering and Watermarking

Multi-Layer
Transparency
Batch Process

Professional image overlay tool for adding logos, watermarks, and decorative elements to your photos. Create layered compositions with precise control over positioning, transparency, and blending modes.

Multi-Layer Support

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Transparency Handling

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Blending Modes

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Precise Positioning

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Opacity Control

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Smart Resizing

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Batch Processing

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Effects & Filters

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Perfect for Various Overlay Needs

Whether you're adding watermarks to protect your work, overlaying logos for branding, or creating artistic compositions, our overlay tool provides professional results. Support for transparency, multiple blending modes, and batch processing makes it ideal for photographers, designers, and content creators who need to apply consistent overlays across multiple images.

Frequently Asked Questions

PNG and WebP formats support full transparency (alpha channel), making them ideal for logos and watermarks. GIF supports binary transparency (fully transparent or opaque). JPG doesn't support transparency and will have a white or colored background.
Blending modes determine how overlay pixels combine with base image pixels. Normal mode places the overlay on top, Multiply darkens by multiplying colors, Screen lightens by inverting and multiplying, and Overlay combines Multiply and Screen for contrast.
Yes, you can overlay multiple images by applying them sequentially. Each overlay becomes part of the base image for the next overlay. This allows complex compositions with logos, watermarks, and decorative elements.
Use high-resolution images for both base and overlay. Match the resolution of your overlay to the base image scale. Save in PNG or WebP format to preserve transparency and quality. Avoid repeated saves in lossy formats.
For watermarks, 15-30% opacity typically works best - visible enough to protect your image but not distracting from the content. For logos and branding, 80-100% opacity is common. Adjust based on your image colors and purpose.