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Change Background: Describe a New Scene, Keep Your Subject

Upload a photo, type where you want it to be and get the same subject in a brand-new setting.

  • 8 credits
  • Free account, 20 credits to start
  • No watermark with purchased credits
1 · Your photo

Needs a free account. New accounts get free credits to start.

BeforeExample · Replace background
“a sandy beach at golden hour”

See what it does

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Portrait on a beachPrompt: “a sandy beach at golden hour”
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Product on marblePrompt: “a white marble countertop in a bright modern kitchen”

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a photo

    A product, a portrait, a pet or anything with a clear main subject. PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 20 MB.

  2. 2

    Describe the new background

    Write the scene you want, for example 'on a marble kitchen counter' or 'on a beach at sunset'.

  3. 3

    Download or keep editing

    Save the new photo, try another scene, or send it to the Image Upscaler for a larger file.

Why people use it

Any scene you can describe

Kitchens, studios, beaches, city streets, offices, forests or seasonal settings – just write it down.

Keeps your subject

The AI changes what's behind your subject while keeping the person, pet or product in place.

Made for product photos

Put one product shot into many lifestyle scenes for your store, ads or social posts.

Simple pricing

Each new background costs 8 credits. New accounts start with free credits.

Plain colors? Use a cutout

Need just a white or solid-color background? Cut out the subject with the HD Background Remover and add the color yourself.

New scene, same subject

Sometimes the subject of a photo is perfect but the setting isn't: a product shot on a cluttered desk, a portrait in front of a gray wall, a pet photo in a messy living room. This tool lets you change background and scenery just by describing where you want the subject to be. The AI keeps the person, product or animal and builds the new scene around it, aiming to match the light so the subject looks like it belongs there.

Ideas for new backgrounds

  • Product photos: "on a marble kitchen counter with soft morning light", "on a wooden shelf next to green plants", "on white sand by the sea".
  • Portraits: "in a bright modern office", "in a park in autumn", "in front of a city skyline at dusk".
  • Pets: "on a cozy sofa with a knitted blanket", "in a sunny garden full of flowers".
  • Seasonal posts: "next to a decorated Christmas tree", "on a picnic blanket in spring".

Tips for a convincing result

  • Use a photo with a clear main subject. One product or one person in focus works better than a crowded scene.
  • Describe light and surface. Saying "soft window light" or "on a wooden table" helps the new background match the subject.
  • Match the camera angle. A product shot from above fits a tabletop scene better than a wall in front of it.
  • Try a few scenes. Each run is generated fresh, so compare a couple of versions and keep the best one.

When to use something else

If you only need a transparent cutout or a plain color, a background remover is faster and cheaper: the HD Background Remover gives a transparent PNG with clean hair and fur edges, and a free in-browser Remove Background tool is coming soon. Results from Change Background made with free credits carry a small watermark; results made with purchased credits don't.

Frequently asked questions

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