When two source images contain parts of one idea, a basic collage often leaves the work unfinished. Combining two images with AI lets you describe the intended relationship and generate one coherent composition. The model can adjust scale, perspective, light direction, shadows, color temperature, and background depth around the subjects.
Start combining two images with the focused two-image workflow.
Upload one image into each input slot. The first image can contain the main subject, such as a person or product, while the second can provide a scene, background, or visual reference. Choose a preset to tell the model whether the result should be natural, people-focused, product-focused, or more artistic.
The optional prompt is where you clarify the composition. Say what should come from image one, what should come from image two, and where those elements should meet. You can also mention the crop, pose, camera angle, color mood, or details that must remain unchanged.
“Place the person from image one beside the person from image two in one warm cafe. Keep both faces, hairstyles, clothing colors, and natural skin texture. Match their eye line, scale, window light, contact shadows, and camera perspective.”
“Place the white smartwatch from image one on the wrist in the outdoor scene from image two. Keep its shape, material, display, and proportions. Match the wrist angle, reflections, contact shadow, warm daylight, and image grain.”
“Place the subject from image one at the edge of the lake in image two. Keep the face, hairstyle, clothing, and expression. Rebuild the daylight, scale, perspective, depth of field, and contact shadows so it looks like one travel portrait.”
Use images with a visible subject, reasonable resolution, and enough context for the intended placement. Similar viewpoints are helpful when combining people. A clean product image works best with a background that has a surface or empty space where the object can belong. If a photo contains small printed text, review the generated result before publishing because fine lettering can change.
Review the result for the details that matter to your use case. You can try another version with a more specific prompt or a different aspect ratio, then download a clean PNG. The workflow is designed for concepts, social content, product drafts, and creative exploration.
Only process images that you have permission to use. Generated images should be reviewed by a person before they are presented as documentary or commercial photography.
Yes. The model can attempt to reconcile different light and perspective, although matching source angles and clear subjects usually improves the result.
No. The workflow is designed to handle the initial composition without manual layers or masks. A separate editor can still be useful for final retouching.
The source images remain separate inputs. The generated result is a new image, and you can download it without changing your original files.