Add Person to Photo

That is exactly what this page does, and it is why it takes two uploads instead of one. The first picture is the scene that survives; the second is the person being placed into it. A tool that takes only one upload has to invent the second person from your description, which is why those results never look like anyone in particular.

Placement and light do most of the work. Say precisely where they go and who they stand next to, rather than asking for them to be added somewhere; then check three things on the result — their scale against the nearest person, the direction of their shadow against everyone else's, and the edge where their shoulder meets the background. Those three are what a viewer notices first, and they are the three this tool matches for you.

Upload the group shot, upload a photo of the person who is missing, and name the position they should take. There does not need to be a gap in the frame already — people can be placed at the end of a row, half behind a shoulder, or into a chair that was left empty.

Every account starts with free credits and the tool runs in the browser, so you can add person to photo on a real group shot today. The credit cost of each run is shown before you press generate, and a render that errors out is refunded automatically.

By uploading their face as the second picture rather than describing it, which is what makes the result recognisable. Family spot them instantly. Whatever is visible in that upload carries across — age, hair, beard, glasses, and the clothing if the shot includes it — and the face is rebuilt at the size and angle the scene needs so it sits in the picture rather than on top of it. A sharp, front-facing second photo gives the most to work with.