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# Combine multiple images
The latest image references update on Morphic unlocks new creative possibilities.
It allows you to seamlessly integrate elements across images, whether creating complex scenes for your story, swapping objects from scenes or marketing materials, adjusting details, or blending styles. You can combine elements from multiple sources to create unique compositions.
#### 1. Create a scene using multiple characters by just referencing them
Sample prompt: Place the man sitting on the right side of the table. Place the woman sitting on the left side of the table. Arrange them so the man and woman are facing each other across the table. Ensure natural alignment, realistic proportions, and consistent lighting.
Output:
#### 2. Merge characters, backgrounds, and objects from various images into a cohesive image
Sample prompt: The woman in image 1 is wearing the outfit in image 2, standing outside near the lake, mountains in the background, golden hour. Muted natural colors, front angle, shallow depth of field. close-up shot.
Output:
#### 3. Experiment with different outfits on a character, retaining their original style while exploring new looks
Sample prompt: Add the outfit from image 2 to the man in image 1.
Output:
#### 4. Combine characters from separate images into the third image
Sample prompt: The boy from image 1 and the dog from image 2 are riding a magical flying carpet in image 3.
Output:
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