Concentrate only on the sky and not how it affects your foreground, we’ll fix it in a minute.

Choose the picture whose sky you want to add in the first picture.Īfter selecting it, once the picture appears on top of the previous picture, on the bottom, the middle tab that has an icon like a set of cards has options like – Default, Lighten, Darken, Add, etc.Ĭhoose any one out of these that best suits your picture. Scroll down to the last row where the second option is of ‘Double exposure’, click on it and then it’ll lead to your Gallery. On the bottom, you’ll see a tab named ‘Tools’, open it. Open the first image with the dull sky in Snapseed to edit. Now that we’ve everything we need, let’s begin! Access the cloud pictures on Pexels here.Īlso Read: How to Grow On Instagram The Right Way in 2020 The picture of the sky that I used for this tutorial is also from Pexels and it is by the artist Elia Clerici. Though you can easily Google cloud/sky pictures, I would suggest using sites like Pexels to get high-quality pictures. Apply a grainy film filter to make the clouds blend in with the rest of the photoĬhoose a picture in which you want to add the sky and choose another picture from the internet or your own whose sky you want to add in the first one.Paint the clouds only over the sky with the brush.Go to review edits and select double exposure.Change the blend mode to suit your picture and apply it.Select the picture of clouds you downloaded in double exposure.Open your picture in Snapseed and go to double exposure.Select a picture of clouds from the internet.Snapseed for iOS How to add clouds to a photo using Snapseed app

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