Each card explains the workflow in plain language. Copy the starter direction if you want a head start, or open the preset in the editor and leave the prompt empty—the task pipeline handles the rest.
Two clear portraits
Bring two people from separate photos into one natural shared scene—matched scale, light, and interaction.
Put both people together outdoors at golden hour. Keep faces clear, match eye level, and share warm side light.
Product photo + scene photo
Place your product into a real scene at realistic scale with matched lighting and contact shadows—not a cropped product close-up.
Place the product naturally in the scene. Keep realistic scale, match the light, and preserve the full background.
Product photo + brand reference
Keep the product locked as the hero and borrow only brand mood—palette, lighting, and layout cues—from the style reference.
Keep the product exact. Borrow only palette, lighting mood, and layout feel from the brand reference.
Before photo + After photo
Build a clean side-by-side comparison board with equal weight, aligned crops, and subtle Before / After labels.
Side-by-side Before / After board, equal crops, simple spacing, subtle labels, neutral background.
Two portraits or memories
Combine people from separate memories into one celebration scene. Type a short occasion like birthday or Christmas—greeting text is added later.
Christmas card with both people together in a warm festive scene. No greeting text in the image.
Product / subject + scene photo
Drop any subject into a destination photo with realistic scale, lighting, and shadows—same insert-into-scene engine as Product in Scene.
Insert the subject into the scene at a natural scale. Match lighting and shadows; keep the full scene framing.
Keep the task clear: who or what stays, where it sits, and the mood of the light. Skip conflicting style requests. Generative edits can still alter faces, hands, logos, and small text—review every result.