Replace an Object in Your Photo Free, No Reshoot
Upload the shot, describe which item should change, and optionally add a photo of the new product. The AI fits it into the scene with matching light and shadow.
Swap one object in one photo for free every 48 hours, as a guest. A text description is enough; adding a product photo is optional and helps when a label has to match.
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How It Works in 3 Steps
Upload Your Image
Drag and drop any photo from your phone or computer.
Choose Style & Effect
Select from presets, upload a reference, or write a description.
Download & Share
Get your instant high-resolution result ready for social media.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the AI Object Replacer really free?
Yes, to try. Every visitor gets one free AI Object Replacer try every 48 hours, with no account and no card. On a very busy day guest tries can pause until the next day. The result shows on the page; downloading it in full quality needs a free account. More edits need a free account: each costs 2 credits, and the 20 sign-up credits cover the first ones once your email is verified. Results made with free credits carry a small "Made with inflyu" mark, and any credit pack removes it on new results.
Do I need a product photo for the free replace?
No. A description such as "replace the soda can with a glass bottle of lemonade" is enough. Upload a product photo when the exact label, color or shape has to come through.
Which objects swap most cleanly?
Product-shaped items with clear edges on a table, a shelf or in a hand: cans, bottles, boxes, bags. Very small items on busy patterns, or objects mostly hidden behind fingers, are harder.
Will the rest of the photo change?
The edit targets the object you name and rebuilds the light and contact shadow around it. The AI redraws the image, so check faces and small text near the swap.
Replacer, remover or placement: which one do I need?
Use the replacer when an item already in the shot should become another item. Use the object remover to delete something, and product placement to add a product to a scene that has none.