Replace a background
Change the setting while protecting the subject.
“Replace the background with a sunlit modern kitchen; keep the person, clothing, pose, and facial features unchanged”
How it works
Upload one source image, state the change, and name anything that must stay untouched. Each result can become the source for the next edit.
Choose the clearest available version of the image you want to change.
State what to add, remove, replace, recolor, or restyle, along with the details that must remain.
Use the result as the next source for iterative changes, or return to an earlier branch from history.
Prompt examples
Change the setting while protecting the subject.
“Replace the background with a sunlit modern kitchen; keep the person, clothing, pose, and facial features unchanged”
Adjust a controlled detail without reshooting.
“Change the bottle cap from silver to matte black; preserve the label typography, reflections, and camera angle”
Clean up an image with a natural reconstruction.
“Remove the parked bicycle on the left and reconstruct the wall and pavement naturally”
FAQ
Describe the requested change and explicitly name important elements that should remain unchanged. One focused instruction is usually easier to evaluate.
Yes. Load a result as the next source and continue editing. FluxContext records the parent task so the workflow stays traceable.
Use a clear, reasonably high-resolution JPEG, PNG, or WebP where the target object and surrounding context are easy to distinguish.
Yes. Recent generations remain available in history, where you can reopen or download an earlier branch.