Use clear portraits
Front-facing or three-quarter faces with readable features work better than tiny, blurry, or heavily occluded subjects.
Upload two clear portraits and bring both people into one shared scene—matched lighting, scale, and interaction, without layers or masking.
Upload two clear portraits (Image 1 + Image 2). Result: both people in one natural shared photo with matched light and scale. Prompt optional—e.g. outdoor golden hour.
Generative image editing is not deterministic. Compatible source images and a specific task improve your odds of a useful first result.
Front-facing or three-quarter faces with readable features work better than tiny, blurry, or heavily occluded subjects.
Similar lighting direction and color temperature are easier to blend into one believable shared scene.
Leave the prompt empty to use the Couple pipeline, or add a short cue such as outdoor golden hour or café interior.
No. Couple Together rebuilds both people into one coherent photo with matched light and scale. Use Before / After when you want separate labeled panels.
No. The Couple preset supplies the structured instruction. Optional text is only for soft creative direction like place, time of day, or mood.
No. Upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10MB each, then choose the output aspect ratio separately.
The workflow aims to keep both people recognizable, but generative edits are not pixel-perfect. Always review faces, hands, and small details before publishing.