Add An Image Behind a Door in Photoshop

Hey everyone! 🌟

Excited to share a quick Photoshop guide on integrating pictures into scenes, like placing an image behind a door or window for that cool illusion effect.

We kick off by opening your background image in Photoshop, focusing on images with square doors or windows for simplicity. I introduced Photoshop's object selection tool, a game-changer for easily selecting the area you want to work with. Despite its efficiency, some manual adjustments might be necessary to perfect the selection.

Once satisfied with the selection, we proceed to masking. A crucial step here is inverting the selection before applying the mask to reveal our intended scene behind the door.

Then, it's about choosing and placing the right image behind our window to another world. After adjusting the size and position, it seamlessly fits into the scene, creating a visually compelling composition.

I concluded with tips on saving your project in both Photoshop and JPEG formats, ensuring it's ready for any use.

This tutorial showcases the blend of reality and imagination in photo editing, inviting both newbies and pros to explore the creative possibilities of Photoshop.

Can't wait to see your creations! Happy editing! 🎨✨