How do you add a picture on top of another picture in Photoshop?

Answer 1

You can do all the above the put a picture op top of another...

But I guess you need some more info about the possibilities of it:

1
you can use a mask to hide certain parts of the image you put on top (see layer palet, on the bottom: it's a square with a circle in it) Select the top image and click this button, then a blank square will apear next to your pic: then select the brush tool, select black and start painting what you don't want to see - adjust the brushsize and/or pressure rate to create a harder/softer effect)

2
in the layer palet you can also choose some effects for the image on top, like overlay, screen, multiply, etc. this can give you some nice effects so the two pics blend into eachother, you can combine this with mask (see 1): select the top image and look in the layer palet above, there's a list of things you can choose...

There's so much possibilities to put different pictures into one - I would say, test & play to check it out...

Answer 2

In my photoshop (2) i take advantage of photomerge command which then shows the two photographs(after saving each and each)and tries to examine them which till they have a elementary boundary it won't---then a container says to examine them manually at which era you could flow them to a area by potential of area, suited/backside or everywhere you care to have them line up with one yet another---in case you overlap the overlapped element is lost. My different technique is to open a clean physique this is sufficiently massive to greater healthful the two photographs at the same time then one by one flow them into the hot physique, re-length the entire after deselecting them. in case you're attempting to insert a picture onto yet another then the clone is the slickest way, however the lasso and flow artwork superb too. by the way I have been given a tribulation version of the hot version 6 of factors and am satisfied I easily have the older version the hot one is bulky !!!!! Adobe will now not provider the previous version and REFUSED any help whatso ever once I have been given a device caught and had to unstick it myself !! Contol + reset button purely in case you ever get caught like that.

Answer 3

Open both pictures up.
Use the select button to select the entire image.
Click Edit>Copy
Go to the other picture and press Edit>paste
Then, use the hand to move the image where you want it.

Answer 4

Add a new layer then open up a new picture drag it into that layer I think this is what you mean.

Answer 5

use masking tools