Maple Grove – falling leaves overlay (PSD, JPG)

Maple Grove – falling leaves overlay (PSD, JPG): Perfect for autumnal images. The package includes layers of PSD files as well as a flattened PNG. Each leaf is on its own layer. You are able to design your own scene.

How to use PSD files to edit background images?

You can edit your images using "Maple Grove – falling leaves overlay" in photoshop.

Where can I download the product?

After subscription, You can download it for free from here.

Gfx plugin details of Maple Grove – falling leaves overlay 

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• PSD file that has three categories (leaves with focus, background, and background)
• Files in PNG format (transparent background) (transparent background) - for instance, for those who don't have Photoshop
• suitable for photos of up to 3300 x 5000 pixels and smaller
• 300 dpi - great for prints
• more than 60 leaves in various sizes and colors, as well as more than 60 leaves of different shapes and colors
• Each leaf should be a distinct layer - DESIGN your own story

Very simple to make use of!

• Simply place the overlay on top of your image and enjoy.

How to create a PSD document (only to be used with Photoshop):

• Each leaf is on its own layer. You can design YOUR OWN scene and move using each leaf individually.
• 3 distinct groups - the focus of leaves, the foreground, and the background - make having fun more enjoyable
• Combine layers, and that's it!

How to open a PNG file (works with all editing software):

• Use your soft brushes to remove the overlay areas that are not needed (over the face, etc..)
• Layers are joined and that's all it takes.

What is Maple Grove – falling leaves overlay (PSD, JPG)?

PSD Format: PSD files are native to Adobe Photoshop and often include layers, allowing for easy customization. In the context of a falling leaves overlay, a PSD file might contain individual layers for leaves, allowing users to adjust their placement, opacity, or other properties.

JPG Format: JPG is a common image format used for photographs. In the context of an overlay, a JPG file might provide a flattened version of the overlay without editable layers. It's typically used as the final version for easy application to images.