Create the setting your image needs.
Build a new backdrop for a product, portrait, or design. Generate an empty scene from text, or guide an image edit with a reference. Match the setting, lighting, and perspective to the subject you want to show.
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What you can create
Create an empty setting
Generate studio surfaces, interiors, landscapes, or abstract backdrops. Leave space where a product, person, or headline will appear.
Guide an existing image edit
Use a model that accepts images when your subject already exists. State which subject details should remain while describing the new surroundings.
Match light and perspective
Describe the camera height, shadow direction, and light quality. These details help the subject and setting feel visually consistent.
From your idea to finished content
Choose a new scene or image edit
Start from text for an empty background. Add a reference image when you want to keep an existing subject in view.
Describe the setting precisely
Name the surface, environment, light source, and composition. Explain where you need empty space or a clear horizon.
Review the subject and edges
Check shadows, reflections, outlines, and product labels. Generated edits may alter details outside the background, so inspect the full image.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A product photography setting
An empty cream stone pedestal against a warm studio wall. Soft light from the left, realistic shadow, space above for a product.
A reference-guided replacement
Keep the bottle from my reference image. Place it on a dark wooden counter in a softly lit cafe. Preserve the label.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I generate a background without a source photo?
- Yes. Describe the setting and leave room for the subject you plan to add. This creates a new image from text.
- Can I change the background of an existing image?
- Supported image models accept references and editing instructions. Upload the image and describe the new setting and details to preserve.
- Is background generation the same as background removal?
- No. Generation creates or changes a setting. Removing a background usually aims to isolate a subject without creating a new scene.
- Will the original product remain exactly unchanged?
- Not necessarily. Generative edits can change labels, shapes, and small details. Review the result before using it in product marketing.
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Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.