Questions, answered properly

Upload both images, pick a preset or type one sentence describing what you want, and hit Merge. A finished image comes back in roughly ten seconds. If it isn't quite right, adjust your sentence and run it again — most people land it on the second try.

JPG, PNG and WebP, up to 12 MB each, up to four images per merge. Bigger and sharper sources give better results, so upload the original rather than a screenshot of it wherever you can.

No. There's no layer stack, no masking, no pen tool. You describe the result in plain English and the editing happens for you. Everything you'd normally do by hand — cutting out, matching light, adding shadows — is handled in the same pass.

Yes, that's the whole point. The model is instructed to preserve identity — features, skin tone, hair, expression — and only rebuild lighting and surroundings. If a face drifts, upload a sharper, better-lit source and it usually snaps back.

Nine times out of ten it's an unclear instruction. 'Combine these' leaves too much room; 'put the woman from image one on the beach in image two, late afternoon light' leaves almost none. Name which image contributes what, and say what the lighting should do.

On the Creator and Studio plans, yes — client work, ads, product listings, social, print. On Free, results are watermarked and meant for testing. You keep the rights to what you make; we don't claim ownership of your images.

They're stored so you can revisit your history, and you can delete any merge — sources included — from the workspace at any time. We don't sell your images and we don't use them to train models.

One credit per merge, whatever the preset and however many images you feed it. Free gives you ten to start, Creator gives you 400 a month, Studio gives you 1,600. Unused credits roll over while your plan is active.

Yes, from the billing page, in two clicks, with no phone call and no retention flow. You keep access and credits until the end of the period you already paid for.

Yes, on the Studio plan. It's a single POST endpoint that takes your images and a prompt and returns a finished file, so you can wire merging into a product feed, a CMS or an internal tool.