This 3 sentence summary provides the key steps for creating a double exposure photo using PicsArt: Take a portrait photo without a background, add a second photo like a tree and enlarge it, then select the Lighten blending option to combine the photos; add clipart from the app, erase parts that overlap, and apply effects like Twilight and a light mask to finish the double exposed photo.

1. Double Exposure
Step by Step Tutorial on How to Create Double
Exposure with PicsArt

2. Take a portrait with no
background
Tap on the add photo icon and add
a picture of a tree

3. Enlarge the tree photo with the
arrow icon in bottom corner
Adjust the orientation
Drag and place the added photo

4. As the next step in creating double
exposure select Lighten from Blending
Options and confirm tapping the
checkmark

5. Tap on the Clipart Icon

6. Select Abstractions Package

7. Select a clipart to use

8. Open the color chooser

9. Select dark blue and confirm the
selection

10. Adjust the size and the orientatation of
the clipart
Tap on the paintbrush icon

11. Choose the eraser and erase a part of
a clipart that overlaps with the photo
Confirm your edits

12. Tap on the add icon and select
clipart.

13. Add as many clipart as you would
like to use on your editing.
Once done tap on the checkmark
to confirm the editing.

14. Open the effects section

15. Select Twilight Effect
Confirm with checkmark

16. Open the masks section

17. Select the Light 20 Mask from the
Lights section

18. Adjust the Opacity and the Hue
of yout mask with the slider
Confirm with checkmark

19. Save and Share