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Blending Mode Selector
Select the blending mode for the text color and the background color.
- Normal: The Defafult mode. There is no blending at all.
- Multiply: The blended color is the product of the text color multiplying the background color. The result color is darker.
- Screen: The blended color is the product of the inversed text color multiplying the inversed background color. The result color is lighter.
- Overlay: The blended color is text color to multiply or screen the background color depnding on the background color. The result color reflects the lightness or darkness of the background color.
- Darken: Choose a darker color between the text color and the background color as the blended color.
- Lighten: Chhose a lighter color between the text color and the background color as the blended color.
- Color-Dodge: The blended color is the result of decreasing contrast between the text color and the background color.
- Color-Burn: The blended color is the result of increasing contrast between the text color andt the background color.
- Hard-Light: The blended color emulates shining a hash spotlight on text. This blending mode adds shadows to the text.
- Soft-Light: The blended color emulates shining a diffsed spotlight on text. This blending mode can make the text lighter or darker.
- Difference: The blended color is the difference between the text color and the backgound color debpending on which has the a higher brightnesss value.
- Exclusion: This blending mode is similar to Difference but with lower contrast.
- Hue: The blended color has the luminace and saturation of the background color and the hue of the text color.
- Saturation: The blended color has the luminance nad hue of the background color and the saturation of the text color.
- Color: The blended color has the lumninance of the background color and the hue and saturation of the text color.
- Luminosity: The blended color has the hue and saturation of the background color and the luminance of the text color.