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AI Generative Fill • Edit Photos with a Prompt

Fill Any Photo with Anything You Describe
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Add objects, replace elements, change backgrounds, or remove and fill — all by describing the edit in plain words. The AI applies exactly your instruction and keeps everything else unchanged.

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Prompt Editing
Describe the change in plain words
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Believable Blends
Additions match light and shadow
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Add, Swap, Erase
Every edit direction in one tool
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Scoped Changes
Untouched areas stay untouched
AI generative fill and object editing

Generative Fill: Edit Any Photo by Describing the Change

Generative fill replaces your toolbox with a sentence. Describe the edit in plain words — 'add a bouquet of tulips to her hands,' 'replace the overcast sky with golden-hour light,' 'remove the parked van' — and the AI applies exactly that change while keeping everything else unchanged. Additions arrive with lighting, shadows, and perspective that match the scene, so nothing looks pasted in; removals leave behind a naturally reconstructed background, as if the element was never there. It's one tool for the whole edit family: adding what's missing, swapping what's wrong, re-backdropping what needs a new setting, and deleting what doesn't belong. Upload any JPG, PNG, or WEBP, edit the preset prompt to say precisely what you want, and get your photo back — your photo, with one deliberate difference.

  • Prompt-driven editing — type the change in plain English; no masks, selections, or layers required.
  • Four directions: add an object, replace an object, change the background, or remove an area and fill it in.
  • Scene-aware rendering — additions inherit the photo's light and shadows; untouched regions stay untouched.

Why Use Generative Fill

One prompt bar instead of a dozen tools — precise, natural edits for photos that need one change.

Plain-Language Control

You type what you want — 'add a red umbrella leaning on the bench' — and the AI finds the right spot and applies the edit at the correct scale and angle. Precision comes from description, not from drawing a perfect selection around the target first.

Additions That Belong

A pasted-in object announces itself. Generative fill renders new elements with the scene's own light direction, shadow falloff, color temperature, and grain, so a hat, a pet, or a piece of furniture arrives looking photographed rather than composited.

Replace Without Reframing

Swap the sedan for a convertible, the coffee mug for a cocktail, the winter sky for a summer one. The replacement occupies the original element's footprint, so your composition and framing survive the content change fully intact.

Backgrounds on Demand

Change Background mode re-scenes your subject in place: a cluttered kitchen becomes a clean set, a gray wall becomes a sunlit loft. The person or product stays exactly as shot, with edges and hair carefully preserved against the new backdrop.

Removal With Rebuild

Ask generative fill to erase something and it reconstructs the background naturally behind the removed area — continuing wallpaper patterns, floorboards, horizon lines, whatever the element was hiding. No hole, no smear, no ghosting left behind.

Iterate From the Same Original

Every pass starts from your uploaded photo, so you can try 'add string lights,' then 'make it dusk,' then 'remove the chair' — comparing versions side by side until the image says exactly what you want it to say.

How to Use Generative Fill on a Photo

Upload, describe the edit, generate — three steps from instruction to finished image.

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Upload Your Photo

Load the picture — any JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 24MB works. Product shots, portraits, interiors, food, and travel photos all respond well — the clearer the scene's lighting, the more believable the fills.

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Describe the Edit

Pick Add Object, Replace Object, Change Background, or Remove and Fill, then edit the preset's prompt to name exactly what should appear, go, or change. Specific nouns, colors, and positions give the most controllable results.

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Generate and Refine

The AI applies your instruction in seconds. Compare the outcome against the original, tighten the prompt for a second pass, and download the finished full-resolution image.

Generative Fill FAQ

It's prompt-based photo editing: you describe a change in plain language and AI applies it directly to your image. That covers adding new objects, replacing existing ones, swapping backgrounds, and removing elements with background reconstruction — while everything you didn't mention stays unchanged.
Yes. Every new account starts with free credits that work in the fill tool, so your first edits cost nothing. Paid plans raise volume and unlock 4K exports for client and commercial work.
Name the object and where it goes — 'add a wicker picnic basket on the grass beside her' beats 'add something nice'. Include materials, colors, or time of day when they matter, and keep each pass to a single clear change for the cleanest, most controllable results.
Yes — that's Add Object mode's whole job. The AI renders the new element into the scene with matching lighting, shadows, perspective, and grain, so a hat, a pet, or a lamp arrives looking like it was always part of the shot.
Yes. Change Background mode keeps your subject untouched — same pose, clothing, and detail — and re-renders the environment around it. Describe the setting you want, from a clean studio sweep to a specific kind of place, and the edges are blended carefully.
The object remover does a single thing — deletion with background reconstruction. Generative fill is the broader editor that also adds and replaces content. If something just needs to disappear, the remover is the straight path; if you want to add or swap elements too, start here.
No. The prompt defines the scope: colors, composition, and every region you didn't mention come back unchanged. The result should read as your original image with exactly one deliberate difference — the edit you asked for.
Well-lit images with a clear subject and moderate clutter respond best: products on simple backdrops, portraits, food, interiors. Busy scenes still work, but pair them with precise prompts that pin down what to change and where.

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Edit Your Photo with a Sentence

Upload an image, edit the prompt to describe the change — add, replace, re-backdrop, or remove — and download the result in seconds. Free credits to start, no masking skills required.

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