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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() BackgroundsSo, you just found out that you need a pretty background to a page, and nothing suits your looks? Or, you just cant make a background that repeats itself smoothly (matches edge-to-edge)?I found a way to make images match edges with just a couple of simple steps! First open the image you want to use. We'll turn this image into total abstract beauty:
Anyway, duplicate the image. Right click-> Duplicate Layer-> OK.
Set the blending option to whatever matches. I chose Multiply.
Make a new blank layer. Finally, save the image, or resize it by going to Image-> Image size. This is my final result. Beside it is how my layer pallate looks.
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