Combine Multiple Photos into One Scene (Muse Image Multi-Reference)
Muse Image’s headline feature: blend people, places, and products from separate photos into one coherent image. Prompts and workflow.
2026年7月15日Meta Image

Multi-reference composition is one of Muse Image's most promoted capabilities — Meta demos include placing yourself at a landmark, merging vacation photos into a postcard, and blending pets into art styles.
You upload several references, describe how they combine, and the model reasons about layout, lighting, and identity.

Common compositions
| References | Output |
|---|---|
| Portrait + landmark | Travel postcard |
| Product + room | Product-in-context mockup |
| Two people (separate shots) | Group-style photo |
| Pet + art reference | Stylized pet portrait |
Steps
- Open Image Edit.
- Upload all references (up to 10).
- Name each image's role in the prompt.
- Start with two references before adding more.
- Use Nano Banana Pro if the scene has many distinct objects.
Prompts
Person + landmark:
Combine these images: place the person from the first photo in front of the landmark in the second photo. Golden hour lighting. Keep the person's face, hairstyle, and outfit exactly as in the first image. Photorealistic travel postcard.
Product + room:
Place the product from the first image on the table in the room from the second image. Match perspective and lighting. Keep product labels sharp and colors accurate.
Prompt rules that help
- Assign roles — "person from first photo," "background from second"
- Protect identity — face, hair, outfit unchanged
- One lighting choice — golden hour, studio, overcast
- One goal per generation — no text overlays in the same run
Review
- Perspective and scale believable
- Lighting direction consistent
- Faces match source photos
- No duplicated limbs
Cost: ~25 credits (Muse Image) or ~32 credits (Nano Banana Pro, 1K).
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