AI image merge online turns two separate photos into one new composition. It is made for the moment when a subject from one image belongs in the context of another image, but manual cutting and layer cleanup would take too long.
The workflow can combine people, products, backgrounds, textures, and visual references. It tries to preserve the important parts of each source while rebuilding the relationship between them: where the subject sits, how large it appears, which way the light falls, and how shadows connect it to the scene.
Use AI image merge online with two source images and an optional prompt.
Start with two JPG, PNG, or WebP images under the upload limit. Select a merge intent, then describe the result in plain language. You do not need to write a technical prompt. A sentence such as “place the person from image one in the garden from image two” gives the model a clear relationship to follow.
Before generating, choose an output ratio that fits your use: square for a profile or product tile, portrait for social content, or landscape for a scene. After generation, inspect the image, create another version if needed, and download a PNG.
Combine two separate portraits into a believable shared moment. Mention the intended pose, crop, eye line, and lighting. Clear faces and compatible camera angles help the model keep both people recognizable.
Place a product into a kitchen, desk, travel, or outdoor scene. Explain the surface contact, camera angle, reflections, and shadows that should make the object belong in the environment.
Move a person into a new location, or blend a subject with a color, material, or art reference. Use the prompt to say what should remain unchanged and what can be reinterpreted.
Images upload only when you start a merge. They are sent to the configured storage and AI provider to complete the task, and the site does not publish them in a public gallery. Do not upload sensitive personal information or images you do not have permission to process.
AI image merge online is a creative editing tool, not proof that an event happened. Review faces, logos, small text, and other details before sharing a result publicly or using it in a client workflow.
The site currently uses a credit-based workflow. The number of credits required is shown before a merge starts, and eligible new accounts may receive starter credits during the beta.
Yes. The merge workflow runs in the browser. You upload the source images, describe the intended composition, and download the result when it is ready.
JPG, PNG, and WebP are supported. Use clear images with visible subjects for the most reliable results.