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Create scenes and edit photos

Keep your character consistent while changing scenes, clothing or image size.

Last updated: September 7, 2026

Change the scene, keep the identity

Choose your saved character and describe one clear change. In the guide, generate the café scene first, then the outdoor street scene. Compare the face and hair side by side. Outside the guide, new generations use the displayed quote.

Pick the editing tool

Use photo editing for changes to the scene, styling or composition; clothes change and virtual try-on for outfits; background removal for a transparent image; and image upscaling for a larger version. These are separate tasks and do not share an unlimited editing allowance.

Prepare a useful reference

For photo uploads, use JPG, PNG or WebP and follow the selected tool’s displayed size limit. Use a sharp original rather than a screenshot when possible. Choose one clearly visible adult for identity work, and only upload material you own or have permission to use.

Review before download

Inspect the face, eyes, hands, clothing edges, product details and background. If a change alters the identity, simplify the instruction and retain the same reference. Larger resolution alone does not correct an inaccurate face or malformed object.