AI Object Insertion Tool

How it works

1. 1

   Upload scene + object reference

   Drop your main photo (the scene with the target spot) into EditThisPic. Then click '+ Add reference photo' to upload a photo of the specific object you want to insert. The distinction from general adding: you're targeting a specific, defined location in the scene — a gap, a slot, a designated space. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Both photos load in seconds. You're set up to describe the exact insertion point.
2. 2

   Mark or describe the insertion point

   Use a marker to tap the exact spot you want the object inserted — this is the most reliable method for precise placement. Or describe the exact location: 'insert this bottle into the gap between the olive oil and the vinegar, on the second shelf.' The more precisely you define the gap or space, the better.

   Tip: For product arrangements or shelf scenes, tap a marker at the exact center of the gap. The AI uses this as the object's anchor point.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Insert product into gap in shelf arrangement insert this product into the gap between the two items on the shelf, matching their scale, with consistent shelf lighting and a soft shadow on the shelf surface

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   Insert item into a flat-lay arrangement insert this item into the empty space in the upper right of the flat-lay arrangement, with consistent overhead studio lighting and a matching drop shadow

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   Insert branded product into retail scene insert this product into the empty slot on the retail shelf in the background, centered in the space, with the fluorescent store lighting matching neighboring products

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   Insert tool or item into workshop scene insert this tool into the empty hook on the pegboard on the right side, hanging naturally, with the overhead workshop lighting casting a slight shadow on the board below it

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   Insert missing item into a recipe or food prep photo insert this ingredient into the empty space in the center of the cutting board, at the same scale as the surrounding ingredients, with the overhead food-photography lighting

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   Insert trophy or award into display case photo insert this trophy into the empty shelf in the display case, centered in the space, with the cabinet's interior lighting and a subtle reflection on the glass shelf

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3. 3

   Check fit, scale, and integration

   Verify that the inserted object fits the space convincingly — it should match the size of adjacent objects, have consistent lighting direction, and look like it was always there. Check that it doesn't overlap neighboring items unless intentional.

4. 4

   Refine scale and depth

   If the object is too large or too small for the slot, add scale guidance: 'insert at the same height as the neighboring items' or 'it should be slightly smaller to fit the available space.' Depth cues like 'slightly behind the front row' also help in layered arrangements.

   Tip: Mention an adjacent item for scale: 'insert this item at the same height as the bottle to its right.'