Every job it does, in one list
Same engine underneath, nine different instructions on top. Each one is a prompt we wrote, tested and rewrote until it stopped producing surprises.
Nine merge recipes
Choose the one that matches your job — the instruction is already written and tuned.
Put two people in one photo
Takes two portraits and rebuilds them as a single frame — matched lighting, shared shadows, consistent depth of field.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Swap the background
Image one is the subject, image two is the new location. Edges, spill light and reflections get handled for you.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Product in a real scene
Drop a clean product cut-out into a styled environment without losing label detail or shape.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Borrow a style
Uses the second image purely as a look reference — palette, grain, contrast — and leaves your subject intact.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Try on an outfit
Fits a garment to the person's pose and body, keeping fabric texture and print alignment honest.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Restyle a room
Keeps the architecture of your space and brings in the furniture and mood from a second photo.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Logo onto a mockup
Bends flat artwork around fabric, curves and folds so it looks printed rather than pasted.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Restore and combine
Repairs scratches and fading on scanned photos, then brings the subjects together in one clean frame.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Holiday card
Merges people from different photos into a warm seasonal setting that still looks like a real photograph.
2–4 images · 1 credit
Your first ten merges are free
That's ten real results at full quality — enough to know whether this belongs in your workflow. No card, no trial countdown, no call with anyone.