AI Image Editors3 credits per run

Add anything to a photo

Object Adder is inpainting pointed the other way. Instead of removing what's in the mask, it generates something new there — matched to the lighting, perspective, and colour of the scene around it.

20 free credits at signup — enough for 6 runs of this tool. No card required.

Cost: 3 credits
Input: 2 uploads
Output: Image (PNG / JPG)

How Object Adder works

Because the model sees the whole image, not just your mask, added objects pick up the scene's light direction and colour temperature automatically. That's what stops the result looking pasted on. Being specific pays: "a ceramic vase with three white tulips" gives you far more control than "flowers," which leaves every decision to the model.

Upload the photo

The scene you want to add something to.

Mask the area

Brush where the new object should sit, at roughly the size it should be.

Describe it

Be specific — material, colour, and count all steer the result.

What people use it for

Stage an empty room with furniture and props
Add products into a lifestyle photo you already shot
Fill dead space in a composition without reshooting
Test several versions of a scene by changing only the prompt

Object Adder questions

Will the added object match the scene's lighting?

Usually, yes. The model conditions on the whole image, so it picks up light direction and colour temperature from the surroundings rather than generating in isolation.

Does the mask size matter?

A lot. The mask defines the space the object gets to occupy, so draw it at roughly the size and shape you want the result to be.

Can I add several things at once?

It's more reliable to add one object per run. Run the tool again on the result to build up a scene step by step.