Open the Gradient Picker in the Options bar and choose the first gradient swatch, which is a foreground to background gradient.
With a layer mask selected, press D on the keyboard to set the Foreground color box to white and the Background color box to black, so the radial gradient will be white in the center fading out to black.
Choose the Radial style in the Options bar for the Gradient tool.
Dragging a shorter line creates a more noticeable change between images dragging a longer line creates a more seamless blend between images. The new gradient will replace the current gradient.
If you don’t like the result, try dragging again.
Click in the image and drag a line that represents the black to white gradient.
(Look for the highlight border around the layer mask thumbnail.)Īdding a gradient to a layer mask creates a smooth, gradual transition between the masked layer and the layer below.
Make sure the layer mask thumbnail is selected in the Layers panel.
Open the Gradient Picker from the Options bar and choose the third gradient swatch from the left: a black-to-white gradient.
Make sure the Reverse colors checkbox is unchecked.
In the Options bar, choose the Linear gradient style.
Select the Gradient tool in the Toolbar.
Click the Add layer mask button in the Layers panel to add a layer mask to the active layer.
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