Side-by-Side vs Blending: Which Do You Need?

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your main photo

   Upload the base photo — the scene you want the combined result to be set in. This is the background image. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

2. 2

   Add a reference photo

   Upload the second photo containing the person or element you want to blend in. The AI will extract the relevant subject from this reference image.

   Tip: Make sure the person or object in the reference photo is clearly visible and well-lit for best extraction results.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add missing person to group photo Add the person from the reference photo into the group, standing on the right side. Match the lighting and make it look natural.

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   Combine two portraits into one scene Combine both photos into one image with both people standing side by side, matching the background and lighting from the main photo.

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   Place product into lifestyle scene Place the product from the reference photo onto the table in the main photo. Add natural shadow and match the room lighting.

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   Create double exposure effect Blend the portrait with the nature scene to create an artistic double exposure effect. Make the landscape visible through the person's silhouette.

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   2 more prompts

   Swap background behind subject Take the person from the reference photo and place them into the beach scene. Match perspective and add a natural shadow on the sand.

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   Combine pet and owner photos Add the dog from the reference photo next to the person in the main photo. Match the scale so the dog looks the right size, and add a shadow.

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3. 3

   Describe how to combine them

   Tell the AI exactly how to blend the photos: where to place the extracted subject, how to match lighting, and any adjustments needed. Be specific about position and scale.

   Tip: Mention lighting and perspective: 'place them on the right, match the outdoor lighting' gives much better results than just 'add them.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add missing person to group photo Add the person from the reference photo into the group, standing on the right side. Match the lighting and make it look natural.

   Copy Try This →

   Combine two portraits into one scene Combine both photos into one image with both people standing side by side, matching the background and lighting from the main photo.

   Copy Try This →

   Place product into lifestyle scene Place the product from the reference photo onto the table in the main photo. Add natural shadow and match the room lighting.

   Copy Try This →

   Create double exposure effect Blend the portrait with the nature scene to create an artistic double exposure effect. Make the landscape visible through the person's silhouette.

   Copy Try This →

   2 more prompts

   Swap background behind subject Take the person from the reference photo and place them into the beach scene. Match perspective and add a natural shadow on the sand.

   Copy Try This →

   Combine pet and owner photos Add the dog from the reference photo next to the person in the main photo. Match the scale so the dog looks the right size, and add a shadow.

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Download your combined image

   Review the blended result. If the lighting, shadows, or placement need tweaking, describe corrections and regenerate. Download when satisfied.