Image Fusion
Use one edit instruction to blend products, people, clothing, and backgrounds into a consistent new image.
Image Fusion is more than a simple background swap. It takes your edit instruction plus reference images and blends products, models, clothing, and scenes into a new composition, making it useful for restyling, scene changes, model swaps, and mixed-image composites.
When To Use
Use this page when you already have product, people, or scene images and want new combinations without another shoot.
It works well for background swaps, outfit changes, model swaps, pose adjustments, and multi-source composition.
Workflow
The page is built around three inputs: mode, edit instruction, and reference images. Define the change first, then upload the supporting assets.
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Step 1: Choose Standard, Enhanced, or HD Mode
The mode affects how many reference images you can upload and how detailed the result can be. Pick the mode before preparing the reference set.
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Step 2: Write the Edit Instruction and Upload References
Use the Prompt area to say what should be replaced, preserved, or merged. Then upload the product, model, clothing, or scene references.
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Step 3: Generate and Review in the Gallery
Once generation finishes, results appear in the gallery, where you can download, edit again, or delete weak outcomes.
Inputs and Limits
Different modes support different reference counts, and the page shows those caps directly in the upload area.
- Standard mode is better for quick fusion with fewer references
- Enhanced and HD modes support more images and more complex blending tasks
- The upload area trims or warns when the input set exceeds the limit
- Use Edit Again from the gallery for small corrections instead of rebuilding from scratch
Best Practices
Define the main kept subject and the replaced element clearly. Avoid solving every creative issue in one prompt.
If the final use case is a hero image or listing creative, protect product clarity first and atmosphere second.
- Test background, model, and clothing changes separately when possible
- Upload people images and object images in small batches
- Keep the best outputs and keep editing around what already works