Add a Person to a Photo

« Pokecut inserts a person into a photograph with natural-looking results, handling the lighting and edge work that makes composites convincing or obviously wrong. That blending is the difficult part — cutting someone out is easy, making them look like they were there is not. »

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Add a Person to a Photo at a glance

Category: Image editing
Category rank: #140 of 198
Pricing: Paid
Popularity: 66 upvotes
Last updated: Aug 27, 2026

API

Not available

Free tier

Yes

Key features

Inserts a person into an existing photograph automatically.
Handles the blending and lighting that make composites convincing.
Works in a browser rather than requiring a photo editor.
Produces a new image rather than altering the original.

Pros

Blending is the hard part of compositing, and automating it is the value.
No photo-editing skill or desktop software required.

Cons

Inserting a person into a photo can misrepresent who was present, which matters for anything used as a record.
Using someone’s image without permission raises consent questions.
Results depend heavily on lighting matching between the two sources.

Use cases

Adding someone missing from a group photo.Combining people photographed separately into one image.Producing a composite without photo-editing skill.

Industries

PhotographySocial mediaMarketing

FAQ

It automatically inserts a person into your photos with natural-looking results.

Whether lighting and angle match between the two source images. Mismatched lighting is what makes a composite read as fake.

Anywhere the photo functions as a record of who was present. Composites that misrepresent that cause real problems, and consent from anyone pictured matters.