AI Two People Photo Combiner

How it works

1. 1

   Upload the first photo

   Drop in a clear photo of the first person. This sets the scene — the background, lighting, and setting the second person will be placed into. A photo with some open space next to them works best.

   Expect: A clear reference photo and an open spot in the scene make a first attempt easier; tight framing or very different lighting between the two photos may need a refinement.
2. 2

   Add the second person as a reference

   Click '+ Add reference image' and upload a clear photo of the second person. This is what tells the AI who else belongs in the final photo — a front-facing or three-quarter shot with good lighting works best.

   Tip: A reference photo taken in similar light to the first photo gives the AI less work to match, and a cleaner result.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Couple who has never been photographed together put these two people standing side by side in front of this same background, close together like a couple, matching lighting and scale

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   Long-distance friends reunited in one photo add the second person next to the first, both facing the camera and smiling, as if this photo was taken on the same day in the same place

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   Relatives on different continents put the person from the reference photo standing beside the first person, arm around their shoulder, warm outdoor lighting matching both

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   Two friends at the same table add this person sitting across the table from the first person, both leaning in slightly like they're mid-conversation

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   3 more prompts

   Two people walking together outdoors add the second person walking alongside the first down this path, both mid-stride, matching the golden hour light

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   Best friends who missed every photo together put both people together in this exact spot, standing close and laughing, as if caught mid-laugh at the same joke

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   Formal portrait of two people together combine both people into one formal portrait, standing shoulder to shoulder against this plain background, even studio-style lighting on both

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3. 3

   Describe them together

   Type how they should appear together: 'put us standing side by side in front of this house, both smiling at the camera' or 'add her next to him at this table, like they're having dinner together.' Mention position, pose, and closeness.

   Tip: Say who goes where — 'the second person on the left, slightly behind' — so the AI doesn't have to guess the arrangement.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Couple who has never been photographed together put these two people standing side by side in front of this same background, close together like a couple, matching lighting and scale

   Copy Try This →

   Long-distance friends reunited in one photo add the second person next to the first, both facing the camera and smiling, as if this photo was taken on the same day in the same place

   Copy Try This →

   Relatives on different continents put the person from the reference photo standing beside the first person, arm around their shoulder, warm outdoor lighting matching both

   Copy Try This →

   Two friends at the same table add this person sitting across the table from the first person, both leaning in slightly like they're mid-conversation

   Copy Try This →

   3 more prompts

   Two people walking together outdoors add the second person walking alongside the first down this path, both mid-stride, matching the golden hour light

   Copy Try This →

   Best friends who missed every photo together put both people together in this exact spot, standing close and laughing, as if caught mid-laugh at the same joke

   Copy Try This →

   Formal portrait of two people together combine both people into one formal portrait, standing shoulder to shoulder against this plain background, even studio-style lighting on both

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Review and refine

   Check that both people are the right scale relative to each other, the lighting matches, and the pose looks natural rather than pasted in. If a marker would help point at exactly what to fix, add one and refine the specific spot.

   Tip: Complex scenes — different angles, crowded backgrounds — sometimes need one retry to land the scale and lighting correctly.