AI Image Replacer
Edit one part of an image while keeping the rest in context.
Select the exact item you want to change, then describe its replacement in plain language. Swap furniture, props, signs, packaging details, accessories, and other objects while keeping the surrounding composition, lighting, and perspective in context.

Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP. Image size ≤10 MB. Please keep the main subject centered and fully visible.
Define what should change and give the replacement enough visual detail to belong in the original scene.
Replace a lamp, chair, prop, sign, accessory, or product detail inside the image you already have. The selected area tells Atomm where to work, while the unselected scene provides visual context for the new object’s size, position, lighting, and point of view.

Cover the complete object rather than placing a loose box around it. A focused selection helps separate the item from nearby furniture, people, or textures, so the replacement can follow the intended boundary and leave important surrounding details untouched.

Turn an unwanted item into content that supports the photo instead of leaving an empty patch. For example, replace desk clutter with a cup, swap a street sign for a planter, or exchange a generic prop for an object that better fits the story.

Change a cap, label area, accessory, or decorative component while keeping the main product body in place. This is useful for early packaging concepts, listing visuals, campaign exploration, and reviewing design directions before producing a new physical sample.

A convincing replacement needs more than the right object name. Describe the material and finish, and keep enough surrounding context visible for the result to inherit the scene’s camera angle, contact shadow, reflections, depth of field, and direction of light.

Continue with focused tools for replacement, backgrounds, cleanup, and image generation.

Edit one part of an image while keeping the rest in context.

Edit one part of an image while keeping the rest in context.

Edit one part of an image while keeping the rest in context.

Edit one part of an image while keeping the rest in context.
Practical guidance for selecting the right area, writing a useful prompt, and refining the result.

Make a focused change while keeping the rest of your image in context.