Put Object in Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Drop your main photo — the scene you want the object to appear in — into EditThisPic. Then click '+ Add reference photo' to upload a photo of the specific object you want to put in the scene. The two-photo setup lets the AI put the exact object you have, not a made-up one. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Both photos load fast. The AI is ready to put the specific object from reference photo into your scene.
2. 2

   Say where to put it

   Tell the AI where to put the object: 'put this chair next to the window,' 'put this lamp on the side table,' 'put this bag on the bench.' Simple, natural language works well here — just describe position relative to something already in the photo.

   Tip: The more specific your reference point — 'put it to the left of the sofa' rather than 'put it on the left' — the more accurate the first result.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Put furniture or decor item in a room photo put this [item] next to the [nearby object in photo], at a natural scale for the space, with a shadow matching the natural window light from the [left/right]

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   Put a product in a photo to see how it looks put this product on the table in the center of the photo, with a contact shadow on the wooden surface and lighting matching the warm overhead light

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   Put a prop in a portrait or people photo put this prop on the surface beside the subject on the right, naturally positioned as if it was there during the shoot, matching the soft studio lighting

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   Put a plant in a room photo put this plant in the corner next to the window on the right, at a realistic size for the room, with natural daylight casting a soft shadow to the left

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   2 more prompts

   Put food or drinks in a kitchen or table photo put this dish in the center of the table, as if just served, with overhead kitchen lighting and the surface shadow matching the other items on the table

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   Put a sports or recreational item in an outdoor photo put this bike leaning against the wall on the right, with natural outdoor daylight casting a shadow on the pavement below

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3. 3

   Check if it looks right

   Does the scale feel right for the space? Is the lighting direction consistent with the rest of the photo? Does it have a shadow on the floor or surface? These three questions tell you whether the result looks like the object was actually there when the photo was taken.

4. 4

   Tweak with a marker or adjusted prompt

   If it's in the wrong spot, tap a marker on the exact location you want it and regenerate. If the scale or lighting is off, add details to your prompt: 'it should be smaller' or 'matching the natural window light from the right.'

   Tip: For interior or room photos, always mention the light source: 'natural window light from the left' gives the AI the direction it needs for consistent shadows.