Combine two images into one believable scene
Use one photo for the subject and another for the place. The combiner matches perspective and lighting, so a product shot or a portrait looks like it was taken in the new setting.
Upload two or three photos, say what to take from each, and get one new image with matching light, scale and perspective. Combine people, products, pets and backgrounds in a single scene.
FromImage reads every reference you upload and builds one new picture from them. You decide what each photo contributes: the subject, the setting, an outfit or a style. The model then redraws the scene so light, shadows and scale agree, which a cut-and-paste editor or a collage maker cannot do.
Use one photo for the subject and another for the place. The combiner matches perspective and lighting, so a product shot or a portrait looks like it was taken in the new setting.
Instead of placing pictures side by side, the AI creates a single frame. Edges, reflections and shadows are drawn again, so nothing looks cut out or pasted on.
Take the colors, texture or art style from a reference image and apply it to your own photo while the people and objects in it stay recognizable.
Bring friends or family photographed in different places into one group shot. Pro keeps faces closer to the originals and matches their size and light.
Each example started as two ordinary photos and one plain-language prompt. Pick a scene and try the same prompt with your own pictures.



A plain studio shot of a perfume bottle becomes a lifestyle image on a sunlit table, with the label, glass color and reflections unchanged.
Put the bottle from image 1 on the table in image 2. Keep the label and glass color, match the window light, and add a soft shadow.

BeforeAfterTwo people photographed in different places appear side by side in one shot, sized and lit as if they had stood together.
Place the person from image 1 next to the person from image 2 at a sunny café table. Keep both faces unchanged and match their height and light.



The person stays sharp and recognizable while the dull office is replaced with the café street from a second photo.
Keep the woman from image 1 and place her on the café terrace from image 2. Match the warm evening light and keep her face unchanged.


The dog who missed the photo sits in front of the family, with a shadow and scale that fit the room.
Add the dog from image 2 sitting on the rug in front of the family in image 1. Keep everyone's faces unchanged and add a soft floor shadow.
Give each photo a role, describe the finished scene, then download the result or refine the prompt for another version.


Upload two or three clear images: one subject, one setting, and an optional detail or style reference.
Say what to take from each image, where it goes and what must stay the same. Choose Standard or Pro.

Compare the result with your references, download it without a watermark, or adjust the prompt and try again.
Restyle the combined result or turn a reference you like into a reusable prompt with the other FromImage tools.

BeforeAfterTake the combined picture into the main generator to turn it into anime, watercolor or a product ad with one prompt.
Restyle an image
Upload a reference you like and get a detailed prompt describing its light, style and composition to reuse here.
Get a promptCredits, image limits, faces and results that need another try, answered in one place.
Upload both photos, tell the AI what to take from each one and where it should go, then generate. Describing the light and what must stay unchanged gives the most natural result.
New accounts get 0 free credits, and you receive bonus credits each day you sign in. A Standard combination costs 1 credit and a Pro one costs 3 credits.
2 to 3 reference images per request, up to 10 MB each in JPG, PNG or WebP: usually a subject, a setting and an optional detail or style reference.
Yes. Upload a photo of each person and describe how they should stand together. Pro keeps faces closer to the originals.
The prompt probably did not mention light or the surface the subject rests on. Name the light direction and ask for a contact shadow, for example "match the window light and add a soft shadow on the table".
Standard favors speed and can simplify fine details. Switch to Pro and list what must stay the same, such as "keep both faces and the label text unchanged".
A collage places photos side by side. The combiner creates one new picture where subjects share the same light, perspective and scale.
You can use results in your own projects, as long as you have the rights to the photos you upload.