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Add Objects

Paste a real object from another photo into the one you are repainting — only its edges are repainted, so it blends in while its middle stays exactly as photographed.

Use it for virtual try-on (a jacket from a shop photo onto a person), putting a product into a scene, or adding a real pet to a picture. Unlike ordinary inpainting, the object is not redrawn by the model, so logos, text and faces on it stay true.

It works inside the Inpaint flow.

Steps

  1. Open Flows → Inpaint and choose the photo you want to add to on the image node.
  2. Tap the Inpaint node and tick Enable Add Objects.
  3. Open the Mask window. An Add button appears: tap it and choose the photo that contains the object.
  4. Choose the object: paint over it in that photo (tap to select and auto mask work here too), then confirm.
  5. Place it: the object appears on your photo as a new layer.
    • drag to move;
    • two fingers to resize and turn;
    • the buttons turn it 90°, flip it, remove it, or Reset it to how it was placed.
  6. Write a prompt describing the whole picture with the object in it, and Run.

Only a band around the object's edge is repainted, so it takes on the light and colour of the scene while its middle stays pixel-exact.

Layers

Each Add is its own layer above the photo (Layer 1 · image is the photo itself), up to two object layers. Tap an object to select it; the layer bin deletes a whole layer (it asks first). Your ordinary mask stays on the photo's layer, so you can still repaint part of the photo in the same Run.

Tips

  • Objects blend best at denoise below 1.0 — about 0.7 is a good start.
  • Choose the object generously but cleanly: a tight mask leaves less edge for the model to blend; a sloppy one carries the old background along.
  • A cut takes the object's whole bounding box from the chosen mask, so if you masked two separate things in the source photo, both come across together.