How to Fade a Photo into the Background in Canva

[@layenull850]

Thank you soooooooooooooooooo much!!! this was extremely helpful

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are so welcome

[@isaacidoko8191]

Thank you ❤

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome

[@LIZZYONONO]

Thanks! I can't wait to try this.

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome... I think it is so much easier than using a gradient at on it to try and fade it.

[@danvmaul]

Late to the party but thank you so much! I was looking for a way to do *precisely* this so your video was super helpful. Liked and subbed.

[@digitalartwithcanva]

awwww... thank you... so glad it helped ❤️

[@AfricanaHistórica]

Thank you for this tip!

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are so very welcome

[@AmericanaboriginalSUN]

thank you so very much

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome

[@MrDariusAtl]

Thanks😍😍😍🔥🥰

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome

[@joeyhugunin6275]

Thank you!!!

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome

[@Faithfullfertilitytv]

Thanks. I had to double the image. Did I do something wrong?

[@digitalartwithcanva]

was it too light... that can be a draw back with this method... you could also try the gradient method... where you use a gradient the same color a your background to achieve a faded effect

[@Faithfullfertilitytv]

@@digitalartwithcanva yes it was

[@Ammar_000]

thank you so much ❤

[@digitalartwithcanva]

you are very welcome

[@dawnmiller6909]

Do I need a paid version in order to do this?

[@digitalartwithcanva]

nope... I am on the free plan

[@dawnmiller6909]

Thank you! I found the easy reflection app.

[@digitalartwithcanva]

@@dawnmiller6909 that is awesome... have fun!!!