Overlay Tips & Examples

Overlay Tips & Examples

Paid Feature

Adding an overlay to an image is a great way of including branding for you or your clients, but its got to be done right!

Follow these tips to get the most out of your branded overlay:
* The overlay needs to be a PNG file
* The overlay needs to have a transparent area where the photo appears.
* The overlay needs to match the Photo Format selected in Photo Settings, either square (1:1) or rectangle (4:3).
* For square, we suggest 1500 x 1500 (width x height) pixels overlay.
* For rectangle, we suggest 1500 x 2000 (width x height) pixels overlay.







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