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Photo transformations

AI Double Exposure Image Generator

Create double-exposure images that blend a portrait silhouette with landscapes, city scenes or symbolic textures. Explore prompts and use your own reference photo.

Start creating

Add your own photo in the generator. The starter prompt is ready.

Prompt

Using the uploaded portrait as a reference, create a double-exposure image combining the person’s side profile with a quiet pine forest in morning mist. Keep the outer silhouette clean and preserve a subtle readable face. Blend the trees into the shoulders and lower face with soft transitions on a pale background. No text.

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Using the uploaded portrait as a reference, create a double-exposure image combining the person’s side profile with a quiet pine forest in morning mist. Keep the outer silhouette clean and preserve a subtle readable face. Blend the trees into the shoulders and lower face with soft transitions on a pale background. No text.

Make it your own

Double exposure works when two images share a readable structure. A clear portrait silhouette can contain a forest, skyline or other scene while keeping enough facial detail to recognize the subject.

Explore prompts and examples

6 examples. Open an image to see its original prompt, then create your own version.

Choose complementary shapes

A simple profile is easier to combine with a landscape than a cluttered full-body scene. Decide where the second image should be strongest.

Control the blend

State which parts of the face should remain visible and where the texture can take over. Use a restrained palette to help the layers feel connected.

Keep one visual idea

Choose a second scene that supports the mood or story. Too many unrelated overlays can obscure both the person and the environment.

Common questions

Can I use my portrait?
Yes. Upload a clear portrait and describe the scene to blend into the silhouette.
Can I use a city instead of a forest?
Yes. Skylines, architecture and other scenes can work when their shapes fit the portrait composition.