Select "Linear" as the "Style" and type "90" for the angle. This is the option where the color begins solid and fades down into a transparent canvas. Move the flipped layer until the edges of the two images are touching.Īpply a mask to the reflection layer by clicking on the round "Mask" button on the "Layers" palette and select "Gradient." Click on the "Foreground to Transparent" option in the "Gradient" menu. Move the bottom reflection layer, or the upside down layer, to the bottom of the canvas. Press the "V" key on your keyboard to activate the "Move" tool. This new area is used to create the reflection. Click anywhere on the document to deactivate the tool and click the "Crop" button. Drag the box down to create a blank area the size of the selected image. Look for a small square in the bottom center of the document, around the selected image. Using the crop tool, draw a box around the entire area of the image. Press "C" on your keyboard to activate the "Crop" tool. Right-click to bring up a menu and select "Flip Vertical." The bottom layer turns upside down.
Press "Ctrl" and "T" simultaneously on your keyboard to activate the "Free Transform" tool. Type a new name for the layer, such as "Reflection Layer" into the "Name" field and click "OK."
Press "Ctrl" and "J" simultaneously to duplicate the image into a new layer.ĭouble-click the bottom layer on the "Layers" menu. Click "OK." Photoshop warns you that some content will be clipped off this is what you want.Ĭhoose "Layer" on the top toolbar and select "Flatten Image." For example, if the height of your image is 682 pixels, erase the number and type 341 into the box. Click "Image" and select "Canvas Size." Change the drop-down options to "pixels" and divide the "Height" of the canvas in half.
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