Add a Background to Any Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your subject photo

   Drop your subject image into EditThisPic — a product on white, a person cutout, or any photo where you want a new background. Works with transparent PNGs, solid-color backgrounds, or existing scenes. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

2. 2

   Add your reference background image

   Click '+ Add reference image' and upload a photo of the background scene you want. Use your own location photo, a studio setup, a landscape — any image that shows the scene you want your subject placed into. The AI uses this as the target background.

   Tip: Higher-resolution reference images give better results. The AI automatically matches lighting and perspective between your subject and the reference scene.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Product on lifestyle surface (reference image) place the product into the reference background scene, matching the lighting and adding natural shadows

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   Portrait in outdoor location (reference image) composite me into the reference background, matching the lighting and perspective naturally

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   E-commerce with studio reference place this product into the reference studio setup, keeping soft shadows beneath

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   Real estate staging (reference image) composite the furniture into the reference room photo, matching the room's lighting and scale

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   3 more prompts

   Urban street composite (reference image) place the subject into the reference city street scene with natural depth of field

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   Nature scene composite (reference image) composite into the reference nature scene, blending the subject's edges with the natural lighting

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   Custom backdrop swap (reference image) replace the background with the reference image, keeping the subject centered and matching color tones

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3. 3

   Tell the AI how to composite

   Describe the placement: 'place my subject into the reference background' or 'composite the product into this scene.' You can add details like 'center the subject' or 'match the warm lighting from the reference.'

   Tip: Keep it simple — 'place me in this background' works great. Add details only if you want specific positioning or lighting adjustments.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Product on lifestyle surface (reference image) place the product into the reference background scene, matching the lighting and adding natural shadows

   Copy Try This →

   Portrait in outdoor location (reference image) composite me into the reference background, matching the lighting and perspective naturally

   Copy Try This →

   E-commerce with studio reference place this product into the reference studio setup, keeping soft shadows beneath

   Copy Try This →

   Real estate staging (reference image) composite the furniture into the reference room photo, matching the room's lighting and scale

   Copy Try This →

   3 more prompts

   Urban street composite (reference image) place the subject into the reference city street scene with natural depth of field

   Copy Try This →

   Nature scene composite (reference image) composite into the reference nature scene, blending the subject's edges with the natural lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Custom backdrop swap (reference image) replace the background with the reference image, keeping the subject centered and matching color tones

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Review the composite

   Check how your subject blends into the reference background. The AI matches lighting direction, color temperature, and perspective automatically. Look at edges where subject meets background — they should be seamless.