Merge a subject from one image with a scene, outfit or object from another.
Some ideas do not live in a single prompt - they live in the gap between two images you already have. Combining lets you take a subject from one image and place it into the setting, outfit or object of another, in one instruction.
Two inputs, one instruction
Combining takes two images and a plain instruction for how to merge them - drop a subject into a new location, dress a character in an outfit from another shot, place a product into a lifestyle scene. It is the fastest way to reach a composition that would otherwise take a very specific, hard-to-write prompt.
- 1Pick your first image - usually the subject you want to keep.
- 2Pick your second image - the scene, outfit or object to bring in.
- 3Describe exactly how to combine them.
- 4Generate and review the blend, especially at the edges where the two images meet.
Name what should transfer and what should not - "keep her face and outfit from image 1, use only the location from image 2" - so the model does not blend features you actually wanted to keep fixed.
Combining gets you a finished composite scene. The last step in this track is making sure your real brand mark sits on top of it perfectly, every time.