Photoshop action "Blazing fire": Create a glowing sea of flames

Fire and flame - a sizzling Photoshop action for fiery images

If you've ever played with fire in Photoshop, you'll know that adding flames requires a variety of challenging work steps. But that's all over now: The Photoshop action "Blazing fire" helps you to add hot flames to your works.

Adding fire to photos - would you like to make editing easier too?

Having already added flames to numerous images ourselves, we quickly realized that many of the steps were repetitive. To make the process easier for all further fiery projects, we bundled the experience we had gained into an automated Photoshop action - which we are of course happy to provide you with to speed up your workflow many times over: Using the action, you can add flames in front of and behind your subject , which together create a spectacular image effect. The decisive advantage: automation saves you an enormous amount of time when editing images.

Automated and customizable - keep maximum control over the fire effects!

Once you have selected your subject and started the Photoshop action, the software ignites a firework display of edits that run completely automatically. But stop! So that you can decide on the appearance of the fire yourself, you select the flames you want during the action. There are 10 flame images available for you to choose from, which you can place in front of or behind your subject and adjust in size. This gives you maximum control over your individual fire effect, which you can adapt precisely to your image and your wishes.

An action with a lot of freedom: How intensely does your fire glow and in what color?

No two pictures should be the same? - We think so too. That's why you have every opportunity to further customize the result once you've completed the action. For example, you can keep the typical fiery orange or you can apply a completely different color to your picture. To do this, use the already prepared color fill layer and create blue or greenish flames, for example. Alternatively, we also recommend using a color gradient that is worth seeing - easy with the gradient fill layer that has also already been prepared!

In addition to all this, you can use the brush and white or black foreground color to individually edit the intensity of each flame you add . As you can see, this action offers you both automatic processes and complete freedom to fine-tune the image result.