AI Prop Adder

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Drop your main photo (the shoot you want to fix) into EditThisPic. Then click '+ Add reference photo' to upload a photo of the specific prop you want to add. The AI needs both — your scene and a clear reference of the prop — to composite it convincingly. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB each.

   Expect: Most prop additions: 25-30 seconds. Unusual materials like glass or chrome may need 2 attempts.
2. 2

   Show the AI your prop

   The reference photo is your prop blueprint — the AI reads its exact shape, color, texture, and material from this image. Any clear photo of the prop works: your own photo, a product listing image, or a supplier photo. The background in your reference doesn't matter.

   Tip: A close-up reference photo showing the full prop clearly gives the best result. The AI doesn't need to see the prop in its natural context.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add prop to portrait floor add this prop from the reference photo on the floor in the lower left foreground, resting naturally with a soft shadow on the studio floor, matching the diffused studio lighting

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   Add prop to flat lay add this prop from the reference photo in the lower right corner of the flat lay, matching the other items' scale and the overhead soft studio lighting

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   Add prop to lifestyle scene foreground add this prop from the reference photo in the foreground left of the frame, slightly out of focus to match the scene's depth of field, with natural window light from the right

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   Add styled prop to tabletop add this prop from the reference image on the tabletop in the right third of the frame, upright, with warm ambient lighting matching the scene's candle-lit atmosphere

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   2 more prompts

   Add prop to outdoor shoot add this prop from the reference photo in the foreground right, resting on the ground, with natural golden afternoon sunlight from the left and a soft shadow extending to the right

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   Add hanging or wall-mounted prop add this prop from the reference photo mounted on the wall in the upper right area, with a subtle shadow cast below it, matching the ambient room lighting

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3. 3

   Describe placement in the scene

   Tell the AI exactly where the prop should appear: 'add this prop in the lower left corner of the frame,' 'place it on the wooden floor in the foreground,' or 'hold it at waist level on the left side.' Include orientation and how it interacts with the scene's lighting.

   Tip: For portrait photos, describe how the subject would interact with the prop: 'as if it's resting on the floor beside the person's feet.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add prop to portrait floor add this prop from the reference photo on the floor in the lower left foreground, resting naturally with a soft shadow on the studio floor, matching the diffused studio lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Add prop to flat lay add this prop from the reference photo in the lower right corner of the flat lay, matching the other items' scale and the overhead soft studio lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Add prop to lifestyle scene foreground add this prop from the reference photo in the foreground left of the frame, slightly out of focus to match the scene's depth of field, with natural window light from the right

   Copy Try This →

   Add styled prop to tabletop add this prop from the reference image on the tabletop in the right third of the frame, upright, with warm ambient lighting matching the scene's candle-lit atmosphere

   Copy Try This →

   2 more prompts

   Add prop to outdoor shoot add this prop from the reference photo in the foreground right, resting on the ground, with natural golden afternoon sunlight from the left and a soft shadow extending to the right

   Copy Try This →

   Add hanging or wall-mounted prop add this prop from the reference photo mounted on the wall in the upper right area, with a subtle shadow cast below it, matching the ambient room lighting

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Check the prop looks natural

   Verify the prop's scale fits the scene, lighting is consistent with the scene's source, and there's a natural shadow or contact point where the prop meets a surface. Props that float or glow with different light are the two most common issues to catch.