AI Group Photo Combiner

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your main group photo

   Drop in the group photo you want to complete — usually the one with the better angle, lighting, or the most people already in it. This becomes the base scene the second group joins.

   Expect: A photo with open space at the edge where the missing people can stand makes a first attempt easier; a tightly packed group photo may need a focused refinement.
2. 2

   Add the second group photo as a reference

   Click '+ Add reference image' and upload the other group photo — the one with the photographer who's missing, or the half of the family or team that isn't in the main shot.

   Tip: If the two photos were taken minutes apart in similar light, the merge needs far less correction than photos from different days.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add the photographer into the group add this person from the reference photo standing at the end of the group, matching the pose and lighting of everyone else

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   Merge two halves of a split family photo combine both groups into one family photo, with the people from photo two standing to the right of the people in photo one, matched lighting throughout

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   Unite two halves of a team photo add everyone from the reference photo into the empty space on the right of the main photo, same scale and lighting as the existing team

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   Complete a reunion where two shots were taken combine both group photos into one, keeping everyone's original position relative to each other, blending the background so it looks continuous

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   2 more prompts

   Add missing coworkers to an office photo add the people from photo two standing behind the group in photo one, same neutral office lighting

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   Merge two rows of a formal group portrait combine both photos into one formal group portrait, front row from photo one and back row from the reference photo, even studio lighting across everyone

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3. 3

   Describe how to merge the two groups

   Type your instruction: 'add everyone from photo two standing to the right of the group in photo one' or 'combine both halves of the team into one full team photo.' Name who goes where when it matters.

   Tip: For teams or families, saying 'keep everyone's original order' helps the AI preserve any logical arrangement, like tallest to shortest.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Add the photographer into the group add this person from the reference photo standing at the end of the group, matching the pose and lighting of everyone else

   Copy Try This →

   Merge two halves of a split family photo combine both groups into one family photo, with the people from photo two standing to the right of the people in photo one, matched lighting throughout

   Copy Try This →

   Unite two halves of a team photo add everyone from the reference photo into the empty space on the right of the main photo, same scale and lighting as the existing team

   Copy Try This →

   Complete a reunion where two shots were taken combine both group photos into one, keeping everyone's original position relative to each other, blending the background so it looks continuous

   Copy Try This →

   2 more prompts

   Add missing coworkers to an office photo add the people from photo two standing behind the group in photo one, same neutral office lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Merge two rows of a formal group portrait combine both photos into one formal group portrait, front row from photo one and back row from the reference photo, even studio lighting across everyone

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Review and refine

   Check that everyone is present, the scale between the two groups matches, and the lighting looks consistent across the whole photo. If one person looks off, describe the fix or tap a marker on that spot.

   Tip: Large merges — 8+ people total — sometimes need one retry to get everyone's scale right in a single pass.