Currently, all over Facebook, there are 3D pictures with characters reaching out of the interface , this makes netizens extremely excited and has become a hot trend today. That's why many people wonder how to create such a photo?
To answer everyone's questions, how to create a photo following the 3D trend with the character reaching out of the interface like on Facebook. Next, Download.vn would like to introduce the steps to create photos following the trend of transforming outside the frame using PicsArt, which is extremely simple and easy. We invite you to follow the article.
Video tutorial on creating 3D images of reaching out of the frame
How to create photos that follow the trend of morphing outside the frame
Step 1: First, take a screenshot of any of your posts on Facebook to use as a frame for the image.
Step 2: Open the PicsArt application on your phone. If you don't have this application yet, click the download button above to download it.
Step 3: At the main interface of the application, touch the "+" icon at the bottom of the screen.
Step 4: In the Start editing section , click on the Facebook screenshot you just took.
Step 5: Now in the image editing interface, click on Add photo in the toolbar.
Step 6: Select the photo you want to transform outside the frame, then click the Add button.
Step 7: Align the size of the newly added image so that it completely covers the "Likes and Comments" section of the original image.
Step 8: Next, click on the eraser icon at the top of the screen.
Step 9: Click Delete , then delete part of the image to get back the "Likes and Comments" section that we just covered.
Step 10: Once deleted, click Restore . Then touch the screen with your hand and draw to get back a part of the deleted image that we want to put outside the frame.
Step 11: Once you've finished creating the image outside the frame, click the tick icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
Step 12: Next, click on the arrow icon , also in the upper right corner of the screen.
Step 13: Finally, touch the Save button to download the image to your phone, then open the Photo Library on your device to review the image you just created and now you can upload the image to websites. society.
Wishing you success!
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