Combine images

Use several images as references for one new composition—for example, placing a product in a scene or bringing subjects from separate pictures together.

To start in a new chat, select the plus icon beside the message box, choose Attach files, and add at least two images. Describe how you want to combine them and send the message. Bearly creates a result and opens the image editor.

Combine sources in the editor

1. Select Combine images

   Choose Combine images in the action bar. Any source already selected stays selected.

2. Choose at least two sources

   Select thumbnails to add or remove images. The selected images appear above the strip, and the caption shows the selection count. Use Upload to add another reference.

3. Explain each source’s role

   Describe what each image contributes and where those elements should appear. Refer to visible content when several sources look similar.

   Use the room as the setting. Place the green armchair from the other image beside the window, at a believable scale. Keep the room's camera angle and evening light.

4. Select a model to run

   Each model button starts a separate result. Choose a featured or recent model, or open All models. Models that cannot use the selected number of images are unavailable, with an explanation in the menu.

The result appears in the strip, and your source selection stays in place so you can try another model or instruction. The source files remain unchanged.

To edit the composite on its own, choose Edit image, then select the result’s thumbnail. In Combine images, clicking a result adds or removes it from the source group.

Refine the composition

Name which source provides the setting, which objects or subjects to bring in, and what should remain unchanged. If the sources disagree in perspective or lighting, say which one should take priority.

Caution

Combining images is a generative edit. Bearly may reinterpret a face, product, logo, texture, or background while building the scene. Review identity-sensitive and brand-sensitive details closely.

• If the wrong sources are selected, select their thumbnails again to remove them, then add the intended sources.
• If a model is unavailable, reduce the source count or choose another model in All models. Each model has its own input limit.
• For a crowded result, combine two images first, then use that result with the next source.
• If a source cannot be loaded, upload it again and replace it in the selection.
• For failed, canceled, or pending runs, see Manage unfinished runs.

For area edits or extending a single image, see Edit an image.