Hi Anne-Marie,

Glad you liked BeFunky. 

If you zoom-in 100% and look closer to the large image, you can see the brush strokes. A large image looks realistic from a distance but you understand that it's a painting when you come closer. That's because there are lots of small details that can be painted, which are not available in a smaller image. 

If you'd prefer the less-realistic effect anyway, you'll need to apply it to a smaller version of the photo. You can simply do that by resizing your photo.

• Click on the Edit menu and choose Resize from the left menu.
• Adjust the longer side of your photo to somewhere between 800 - 1000 pixels.
• Click on the Apply button to complete resizing your photo.

Now any effect you choose will be applied to a smaller version of the original photo.

P.S. Now you can use BeFunky in French. Just change the language at the top menu.

You're welcome Anne-Marie. Please do not hesitate to write whenever you have a question or an idea on your mind.

Here is a workaround to make your large Underpainting images look similar to the smaller ones.

1. Resize your large image to something around 800-1000 pixels for the longer side. You can do this with the Edit->Resize tool.
2. Apply Underpainting #1 as usual.
3.  Go back to the Resize tool and bring the image back to its original size.
4.  It may seem good but in most cases you’ll see distortions on the image when you zoom in 100%.
5. To smooth these out apply Underpainting #2 with the Brush Detail slider set to its minimum value.
6. You can also get impressive results by increasing Brush Detail value of Underpainting #2.

Hello Nerinac,

I think there is a misunderstanding here. The Underpainting #3 below the Featured effects is the same as the Underpainting #2. We have to name it differently for technical purposes. And even you are a free or premium user we have only 2 Underpainting filter. Hope that helps... Also please reach me from contact@befunky.com for urgent needs.

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Unfortunatelly we don't support that feature.