Tilt Shift Effect (Diorama/Miniature Style)
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1Choose Your ImageClick the "Browse" button or drag and drop an image onto the screen.
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2ConvertClick the "CONVERT FOR FREE" button.
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3DownloadClick the "DOWNLOAD" button.
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This page applies a tilt-shift effect to your photo, making the scene look like a miniature diorama or a tiny scale model.
Photographers know this technique as the "tilt-shift effect" or miniature faking.
For the best results, choose a source photo using the guidelines below.
Photos That Work Well
Streets and cityscapes shot from a high vantage point, such as an upper floor of a building.
Photos taken from far away, where people, trains, and cars appear small.
Photos with a strong sense of depth.
Photos taken with the camera level.
Photos That Don't Work Well
Portraits of people.
Illustrations of any kind.
Photos taken with the camera tilted at an angle.
Photos with little depth.
Supported file formats are JPEG, PNG, and GIF.
This page applies a tilt-shift effect to your photo, making the scene look like a miniature diorama or a tiny scale model.
Photographers know this technique as the "tilt-shift effect" or miniature faking.
For the best results, choose a source photo using the guidelines below.
Photos That Work Well
Streets and cityscapes shot from a high vantage point, such as an upper floor of a building.
Photos taken from far away, where people, trains, and cars appear small.
Photos with a strong sense of depth.
Photos taken with the camera level.
Photos That Don't Work Well
Portraits of people.
Illustrations of any kind.
Photos taken with the camera tilted at an angle.
Photos with little depth.
Supported file formats are JPEG, PNG, and GIF.
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