Snapseed Red Butterfly Photo Editing | Snapseed Photo Editing

Hello friends how are you I hope you are well. Today I have come up with a new Photo Editing for you. Today's editing name is Snapseed Red Butterfly Photo Editing | Snapseed Photo Editing. To do this you need three Stocks Image and Snapseed app. Through which you can easily do photo editing today. Today I will show you how to edit photos very easily with Snapseed. If you follow the steps below or the rules shown in the video below, I can say that your photo will look much more beautiful than before.

Before Edit

Why I created this kind of thumbnail

You can see that a picture is given here in two ways. The image on the left is without Edit and the image on the right is Edited. This image is edited by Snapseed app. Here the background color of the picture has been changed and three Stocks Image has been added. In this way the picture looks much more beautiful than before. And in this picture you can see a girl standing as a model. The girl has one hand at the bottom and the other hand holding the face which has increased the beauty of the picture. This makes the picture look very beautiful.

After Edit

What you need to edit this

To edit this photo you need Snapseed App through which you can edit this photo by following some simple steps. And you will need three Stocks Image which will make your picture much more beautiful than before. And these three Stocks Image Link are given below this post.

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How to do this Photo Editing

1: First you will open the Snapseed application then add your picture.

2: Then click on the pencil icom again. Then click on the Vintage folder and click on the number 12 there. Then click on Dane.

3: Then click on the Edit Stack icon at the top. Then click on View Edits. Then go to Vintage from there and go to Vintage and remove the black color from your body.

4: Then click on the pencil icom. Then go to the Double Exposure folder and go there and add a Stocks Image. Then click on Dane.

5: Then click on the pencil icom. Then go to the Double Exposure folder again and go there and add another Stocks Image. Then click on Dane.

6: Then click on the Edit Stack icon at the top. Then click on View Edits. Then go to Double Exposure from there, go to Double Exposure and do some work.

7: Then click on the pencil icom. Then click on the White Balance folder again and make the settings according to your picture here. Then click on Dane.

8: Then save the image.

Warning:

The PNG that has been used to edit this page. You just download the PNG from the link given below. If you download from the website, the PNG value may come down.