AI Object Insertion Tool

Yes. Inserting a specific object into a photo requires two images: your main scene photo (with the target spot or gap) and a reference photo of the object you want to insert. Upload the scene first, then click '+ Add reference photo' to upload the object. The AI extracts the object from the reference and inserts it into the exact spot you describe or mark.

In practice, the AI treats them the same — both composite a new object into a scene. The distinction matters in how you guide the placement. 'Insert' implies targeting a defined space (a gap on a shelf, a slot in an arrangement, a dedicated spot).

Very tight gaps (less than the object's natural size) may result in the object looking slightly squeezed — describe any scale adjustment if needed.

Yes, when you describe lighting context. The AI handles edge blending automatically, but lighting matching depends on your prompt. Always describe the light direction or quality in the target area: 'with the same overhead fluorescent lighting as the other items on the shelf.' Reference photos on neutral backgrounds give the cleanest insertion edges.

A clear photo of the object on a simple background (white, grey, or plain surface) with good, even lighting. The object should be the main subject of the reference photo — not a small detail in a larger scene. Front-facing or slightly angled views give the AI the most useful information for the insertion orientation. Avoid reference photos with strong directional shadows that conflict with the scene's lighting.

You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, one-time credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits, valid 12 months, no subscription. Power users who edit daily can pick Studio, a monthly workspace from $29.99/mo. Purchased downloads are clean with no watermark.