Smoke and Fog Elements for Dramatic Designs

Add smoke and fog to your designs: soft translucent white clouds you place behind or around an element to create depth and a mysterious mood.

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Smoke and Fog for Design

Why does smoke create depth?
Because it separates layers: whatever sits behind it reads as distant and whatever sits in front reads as near, turning a flat image into a scene with a foreground and a background. It is the cheapest way to add depth without touching the photo itself.

What can you design with them?

  • Dramatic and mysterious backgrounds

  • Album and podcast covers

  • Gaming and action designs

  • Separating a subject from its background

  • Night and cinematic moods

How do you blend smoke into a photo?
Place it at low opacity in several small layers rather than one dense one. Real smoke varies in density, and a single solid layer looks like a white smear added on top of the image.

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Why can't I see the smoke on my background?
Because the smoke is white and your background is light. These elements are made for dark backgrounds, so darken yours or recolour the smoke inside Andalusi to contrast.
Can I change the smoke's colour?
Yes. Recolour it inside Andalusi for tinted smoke that matches your mood, which helps on album covers and gaming designs.
How do I separate a person using smoke?
Put one layer behind them and a thinner layer over their feet only. That surrounds them without covering them, so they read as standing inside the scene rather than pasted onto it.