Give each reference a role
Use Image A for your focal subject and Image B for the companion, product, or environment it should join.
Bring two references into one scene
Use two images to guide a new composition. Describe how the subjects should fit together and review the generated result for identity, scale, and lighting.
Start creatingUpload Image A and Image B, then describe how they should fit together.

Make it yours
Upload Image A and Image B, then describe how they should fit together. Review the credit quote before you create.
Create your first masterpiece to see it appear here.

Creative direction
Use Image A for your focal subject and Image B for the companion, product, or environment it should join.
The model creates a new scene from both inputs. Compare proportions, contact shadows, and recognizable details in the result.
A starting point
Combine the two uploaded reference images into one coherent photorealistic composition. Treat the first reference as the main subject and the second as a supporting subject or setting. Preserve recognizable identities and distinctive object details where possible. Match perspective, scale, light direction and shadows so the composition feels intentional. Do not merely place two rectangular photos side by side. No extra subjects, text, logos or watermark.
From idea to download
Use clear source images with the important subjects completely inside the frame.
Say where each subject belongs and how they interact, then review the quote before creating.
Inspect faces, scale, hands, product labels, and background transitions before downloading.
Before you create
No. This is a generative composition. It can change fine details in both references.
Yes. Put the product in the first slot and the setting in the second, then explain the placement. Carefully review product shape and labeling.
This page creates a new scene. Use a conventional image editor when you need exact pixel placement, layer masks, or unchanged lettering.