AI inpainting and generative fill for your photos
Use AI inpainting and generative fill to replace an object or change one area of a photo. Brush the area and describe what belongs there; unbrushed pixels stay original.
- Free credits to start
- Nothing to install
Inpainting examples with the prompts used
Drag the divider to compare.
Replace the sky in a photo
A flat grey sky over a lakeside cabin repainted as a sunset
Prompt a burning orange sunset sky with scattered clouds
Add an object to a photo with AI
A vase of tulips added to the empty half of a table
Prompt a glass vase of pink tulips
Change the color of clothes in a photo
A beige coat changed to dark green wool
Prompt a dark green wool coat
Replace an object in a photo
An old alarm clock on a bookshelf swapped for a potted fern
Prompt a small fern in a white ceramic pot
How to replace part of a photo with AI inpainting
- 1
Upload the photo
Add the image you want to edit, from a phone or a computer.
- 2
Brush the area to change
Cover the part you want replaced, with a small margin around it.
- 3
Say what belongs there
Write one short line, such as "a red knitted sweater".
- 4
Compare and download
Check the result against the original, then save it.
Generative fill for designers, sellers and retouchers
Generative fill, also called AI inpainting, redraws a selected area of a photo from a text prompt. Brush an object and describe its replacement, or fill a gap with new content that follows the scene. Use it for product edits and retouching when the rest of the picture should stay untouched.
Designers
Replace an object or add one to an empty space.
- Swap an object on a shelf
- Add a vase to an empty table
- Change a wall or a cushion color
Online sellers
Change a color, accessory or prop on a product shot.
- Change shirt color in a photo
- Swap a prop in the scene
- Add an object to the shot
Photo retouchers
Repair or replace one area of a photo.
- Replace a dull sky
- Fill in a damaged patch
- Change the season in a scene
AI inpainting: change one patch, keep the rest
Only the brushed patch is repainted.
- New content matches the light, color and perspective around it.
- Everything outside the mark keeps its original pixels.
- One line of up to 120 characters says what goes in.
- The result is one finished image to download.
- Brush size, zoom, Erase marks and Undo work as in the object remover.
- It is the same kind of edit as Photoshop's Generative Fill, with no layers to learn.
Inpainting prompt examples
Name the object first, then its color, material or size.
- Change clothing: "a navy linen shirt with rolled sleeves"
- Fill an empty space: "a stack of three old books"
- Repair a missing patch: "the same wooden floorboards"
- Change a season: "autumn leaves in orange and red"
- Swap food on a plate: "a slice of lemon cake"
Tips for a natural generative fill result
Describe only what goes inside the mark.
- Brush the shape and size the new object should have.
- Leave a small margin around the old object.
- Make one change per run.
- Run the result again to change the next area.
- To only remove something, use the object remover instead.
