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Show a design in use, on a person or in a scene, without a photoshoot.
The Insert (+) menu open below the top toolbar, with Insert marked 1 and the Try on tile marked 2. The menu lists the upload rows, then tiles for Sketch, Instant Render, Make 3D, Animate, Modify, Variate, Extract, Try on and the legacy Style, Mix and Render blocks.

Click Insert (+) (1), then Try on (2).

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Put a product on a model with Try on

1

Add a Try on block

Click Insert (+) 1 > Try on 2.
2

Add items

Add up to 8 product images under Items.
3

Add models (optional)

Add up to 4 photos of a person (1 on Free), or none for a generated model.
4

Choose a pose

Pick one under Pose, or type a Custom pose.
5

Generate

Click Try-on. You get one result per model.
Left: product images of a white tee, black leather shorts and boots, plus a reference face. Right: a model wearing the full outfit, generated with Try on.

Try on: a tee, shorts and boots as items, and the model wearing the full look.

Use clean, front-on product images, one item each, on a plain background. The model’s face and body can change, so pick a pose close to the photo’s own.

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Place a product in a scene with Modify

A red line sketch of a hand holding a lipstick and a render of a green lipstick tube are connected to a Modify block. The prompt reads: place this lipstick container in a female hand coming from the top of the scene, studio background, makeup ad phot style. Aspect Ratio 4:5, Mode Pro, Resolution 1K. Four photo-style results show a hand holding the lipstick.

A rough hand sketch and a product render combine into in-hand photography.

1

Get a scene

Upload an environment photo, or describe one in a Modify block.
2

Connect the scene and the product

Select both and press Q. Drag the scene’s thumbnail last to keep its shape.
3

Say where it goes

Type, for example, “Place @1 on top of the rock in @2, matching the lighting of the scene.”
4

Generate and compare

If the product changes, add “Keep @1 unchanged” or switch to Pro.
With only the product connected, describe the scene: “Place the espresso machine in a modern minimalist kitchen during morning sunlight.”

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Keep the product consistent across scenes

1

Make the key views

Use New view for a front three-quarter, rear three-quarter and side view.
2

Connect every view to one Modify block

Select up to 4 views and press Q.
3

Prompt the scene

Type, for example, “Place the helmet on a modern motorcycle in a high-speed studio environment.”

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Borrow an environment with the Smart Dropper

  1. Click the Smart Dropper caret in the toolbar and choose Environment.
  2. Click the scene, then click your product.
Hold ⇧ to apply it to more images, and press Esc to stop.

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Composite by hand and blend with Unify

Unify blends everything visible in Studio into one image with matching light and shadows.
1

Add a background

Put an environment image at the bottom of the layers.
2

Add and place the product

Remove its background (Adjust > Remove Bg.), then place it with Transform (M).
3

Run Unify

Click Adjust > Unify.
Left: a cut-out of a wooden armchair with dark leather cushions on its own layer, placed over a photo of a sunlit bedroom, with the Unify button. Right: the chair standing in the room with the same daylight and floor shadows, and the message Layer unified.

A chair layer over a room photo (left), unified with the room's light (right).

The result lands on a new Unified layer. It doesn’t update when you move layers, so run Unify again. Fine text and logos can shift.

Rendering in context

A full lifestyle image workflow.

Match a look

References and collections.

Try on

Every Try on option.

Unify

How Unify blends layers.