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Combine Two Images with Dark Mixing
Blend two images together using multiplicative color blending. Multiply pixel values from image 1 and image 2 to create a combined result. Can be used for many purposes: overlay effects, shadow blending, texture application, dark compositing, or creative effect layers. Perfect for flexible two-image combination where darker results are desired.
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What it does
Image Multiply blends two images together using multiplicative color blending—multiplying their pixel values together. Each pixel's RGB values from both images are multiplied to create the output pixel (normalized to 0-255 range). Use it to combine two images in many ways: overlay textures, apply shadows, blend dark effects, or creative dark compositing. Essential for flexible two-image compositing where multiplication creates darker, more integrated results.
Problem it solves
- Combine two images – Multiply any two images of same size together
- Overlay effects – One common use: image + overlay/texture
- Shadow blending – Blend shadow or dark effect layers
- Texture application – Apply texture overlay to base image
- Dark compositing – Compose images multiplicatively (always darker)
- Effect layering – Stack two images using multiplicative blending
- Flexible combination – Many possible uses for dark blending
- Darkening blend – Result always ≤ darkest input
Input/Output
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- Input: 2 images of same dimensions
- Image 1: Any image
- Image 2: Any image (same size as Image 1)
- Dimensions: Both images must be same width × height
- Output: Single combined image
- Format: Blended result image
- Dimensions: Same as input images
- Effect: Multiplicative blend (Image 1 + Image 2 combined)
- Result: Both images added together
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How to Use
- Prepare images → Ensure both images are same width × height
- Load image → Upload Image 1 and Image 2 to Image Multiply tool
- Run Flow