Bokeh overlays for Christmas trees

Bokeh effects for atmospheric Christmas tree lighting

Do you want the Christmas trees in your photos to light up atmospherically and conjure up a cozy Christmas Eve atmosphere? Simply turn on the lights with these 30 Christmas bokeh overlays. Apply the glowing dots and create shimmering light effects by overlaying them.

30 overlays with bokeh effects that you apply to the Christmas trees in your pictures
Create a Christmassy atmosphere with simple overlays using mixing modes
Ideally suited for enhancing private photos, for invitation cards and for advertising purposes

A sparkle that only the Christmas season knows. Get yourself a glittering "Christmas candelabra" and place the digital fairy lights on your Christmas tree photos.

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content: 30 Assets/Templates
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

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Bokeh overlays to light up the Christmas tree

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These 30 bokeh overlays for a glowing Christmas tree are included.

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Example: Create a Christmassy glow in your photos.

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Example: Use exactly the overlays that match your Christmas tree.

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Example: Play with almost surreal lighting effects.

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Example: Add bright accents to enhance your Christmas pictures.

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Example: You set the size, position and color of the bokeh effects yourself.

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Example: For an additional Christmas sparkle in your pictures.

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Photoshop tutorial: How to apply bokeh overlays to Christmas tree photos

It's still rather sparse and dull in your picture - but only a short time later the Christmas tree in your photos will light up magnificently. This is made possible by our Christmas bokeh overlays. Select the desired motif, place it on a new layer over your image and set the blend mode to multiply negative. Then adjust the appearance to your photo by positioning and scaling. Stefan Riedl explains exactly how to proceed and how to adjust the color of the effects in this Photoshop tutorial.

Bokeh effects for an atmospheric Christmas tree lighting (download)

Bokeh effects for atmospheric Christmas tree lighting: classic and brightly colored

Could the sparkle of the Christmas tree in your photos be any shinier? - With these 10 bokeh overlays, you can easily add a Christmassy glow afterwards. To do this, select the image with the desired effect, place it on your photo and set the blend mode to multiply negative. This will make the black background disappear and you can adjust the lights to the shape of your Christmas tree by positioning and scaling them. You can also use settings such as hue, saturation and opacity for further optimization.

The bokeh effects are available in JPG files and offer you dimensions of 4,000 px × 6,000 px at 300 dpi. You can create the overlay using blend modes. The motifs show sparkling lights in subtle white-yellow to yellow-orange on the one hand and brightly colored light effects on the other. Simply download now, place on your photos and create a Christmassy atmosphere.

Bokeh effects for atmospheric Christmas tree lighting: colorful and frost blue

Could the sparkle of the Christmas tree in your photos be any shinier? - With these 10 bokeh overlays, you can easily add a Christmassy glow afterwards. To do this, select the image with the desired effect, place it on your photo and set the blend mode to multiply negative. This will make the black background disappear and you can adjust the lights to the shape of your Christmas tree by positioning and scaling them. You can also use settings such as hue, saturation and opacity for further optimization.

The bokeh effects are available in JPG files and offer you dimensions of 4,000 px × 6,000 px at 300 dpi. You can create the overlay using blend modes. The motifs show various colorful and frosty blue lights. Simply download them now, place them on your photos and create a Christmassy atmosphere.

Bokeh effects for atmospheric Christmas tree lighting: colorful and rich in form

Could the sparkle of the Christmas tree in your photos be any shinier? - With these 10 bokeh overlays, you can easily add a Christmassy glow afterwards. To do this, select the image with the desired effect, place it on your photo and set the blend mode to multiply negative. This will make the black background disappear and you can adjust the lights to the shape of your Christmas tree by positioning and scaling them. You can also use settings such as hue, saturation and opacity for further optimization.

The bokeh effects are available in JPG files and offer you dimensions of 4,000 px × 6,000 px at 300 dpi. You can create the overlay using blend modes. The motifs show various colorful lights and come in different shapes, for example with a glowing string of lights. Simply download them now, place them on your photos and create a Christmassy atmosphere.

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What a sparkle - bokeh effects for the Christmas tree
Did the Christmas tree sparkle magnificently on Christmas Eve, but your photos only show a little of that glow? Would you like to design a Christmas greetings card? Then get the 30 bokeh images in this package to make your Christmas tree photos glow quickly and easily .

High-quality bokeh for a Christmassy glow on your Christmas tree

The 30 overlays are available in JPG format. Dimensions of 4,000 px × 6,000 px and a resolution of 300 dpi ensure outstanding image quality. The bokeh lights are in the shape of Christmas trees and are set against a black background. You can easily remove this by setting the blend mode to multiply negative.

Then position and scale the light effects so that they blend in perfectly with the photo of your Christmas tree. Use settings such as the hue, saturation and opacity to adjust the color and overall impression. What previously looked rather dull and lifeless will take on a Christmassy glow after just a short editing time.

Warm yellow-orange or brightly colored light effects - the choice is yours

As is the case at Christmas - some people like their decorations to be classic and subtle, while others really go all out in terms of sparkle and color. So that you can equip your Christmas tree with the lights you want, you get a magnificent variety of Christmas bokeh effects .

While soft yellow dots of light set delicate accents in one overlay, dozens of brightly colored light spots flicker in another. Some images look extremely realistic and appear to be taken from the actual glow of Christmas tree candles. Other pictures, on the other hand, play with splendor or even fairy-tale star shapes. The only question that remains is how you want your Christmas tree to light up ...