Add Someone to a Photo

Your collab partner could not make the meetup. The group photo for the podcast launch is missing one host. Your friend wants to be in the trip recap even though they only joined for a day. Add Someone to Photo takes a main photo and a second photo of the person you want in it, and puts them into the scene at a believable size, with matching light and a shadow on the ground. The people already in the frame do not move. The result is a shot that works for a collab announcement or a guest episode cover without anyone having to be in the same city.

Two uploads, no text fields. The first is the scene, the second is the person, ideally a clear photo with their whole body or at least the same crop you want in the final. The tool reads where people are standing, finds an open spot that makes sense, scales the new person to the others and adjusts color and direction of light so they belong. Their face, hair and outfit stay true to the reference photo. Everyone already in the main image keeps their pose and expression, and the background is not regenerated. If you want them in a specific spot, choose a main photo with obvious space there.

Standard is good for checking placement and scale. Rerun at Pro when the post is going out, since edges, hair and the contact shadow come out cleaner. Two-photo runs cost 4 credits at Standard, 14 at Pro and 46 at Max, and 4 free credits on signup cover a Standard attempt. If the added person needs moving or a small pose tweak, open the result in Edit With Words and say what should change. Reframe gives you the 9:16 and 4:5 versions for stories and the grid. For a full group where nobody was in the same place, look at Group Photo instead, which builds the shot from everyone's photos at once.