Add a Person to a Photo
Combine a base scene with one clear person photo, then review and refine a natural-looking composite without rebuilding the original scene.
Only upload photos you have rights to use and the depicted person's consent to edit. This tool is for creative composites, not evidence or identity documents.
Build the composite
Use separate sources so the model can protect both the original scene and the added person's identity.
JPG, PNG, or WebP. Free-plan upload limits and image dimension checks apply to each photo.
Describe body language, where the person should stand, and what they should be looking at.
Setup is free. Sign in when generation begins; image generation uses credits.
Side-by-side review
Your base photo will stay beside the generated result.
The generated result appears here. Existing people, objects, and framing should remain intact.
What makes the edit believable
The generation prompt treats the base as the scene source and the second upload as the identity source.
Recognizable identity
Face shape, skin tone, hair, clothing, and defining visible features stay tied to the person reference.
Original scene
Framing, background, existing people, and objects stay tied to the base photo.
Light and color
Direction, intensity, contact shadows, reflections, grain, and color temperature are matched.
Scale and depth
Perspective, focal depth, pose, gaze, and occlusion are adjusted to the chosen placement.
How to add a person to a photo
A convincing composite starts with compatible source photos and a restrained edit request.
Choose the scene
Upload the photo whose framing, existing people, objects, and background should remain unchanged.
Choose a clear identity reference
Use a sharp photo with the face visible and a pose that can fit the base scene.
Set placement and context
Choose an approximate area, then describe the relationship, body language, and gaze.
Compare before downloading
Check identity, scale, occlusion, shadows, perspective, and color temperature side by side. Refine anything that feels off.
Consent first, creative use only
A realistic composite can be mistaken for a real event. Use it transparently and review the result before sharing.
- Do not upload a person's photo without their consent or a lawful right to use it.
- Do not use generated composites as evidence, journalism, identity documents, access credentials, or official records.
- Do not imply that a depicted person attended an event, endorsed a product, or performed an action when they did not.
- AI can still alter fine facial details, hands, clothing, text, and background edges. Inspect every result.
Add person to photo FAQ
Practical answers about source photos, identity, cost, privacy, and responsible use.
How do I add a person to a photo?
Upload the base photo and a separate photo of the person. Choose approximate placement and relationship context, confirm rights and consent, then generate. Compare the original and result side by side before downloading or refining it.
Can I add a person to a photo online for free?
You can upload, preview, and configure the composite for free. New accounts may receive trial credits; generation spends credits based on the supported image model.
How does VibeArt preserve the person's identity?
The tool sends the person photo as a separate ordered identity reference and explicitly asks the model to preserve facial structure, skin tone, hair, proportions, clothing, and distinctive visible features. AI can still make mistakes, so review the result.
Will the original photo stay unchanged?
The original upload remains unchanged and is saved beside the generated version in a private Canvas session. The prompt also asks the model to preserve framing, background, existing people, and objects, but small generation differences can occur.
Can I use the result as evidence or an identity document?
No. This tool is for consensual creative composites. Do not use its output as evidence, journalism, an identity document, an access credential, or another official record.