Depth-Aware Background — Keep the Space, Swap the Scene

Regular Background Replace just cuts out the subject and drops in a new backdrop, without considering spatial relationships — which can look flat. Depth-Aware Background first analyzes the original photo's 3D depth structure, then preserves that layering when generating the new scene, so the subject blends in with real spatial depth.

Describe the full scene you want, including the subject, e.g. "a woman standing on a forest path covered in autumn leaves, dappled light." The more specific the description, the closer the result matches what you have in mind.

Portraits with clear foreground/background layering work best. For flat backgrounds (like a plain ID-photo backdrop), the result is similar to regular Background Replace — so use that instead to save credits.

AI tries to preserve the subject's shape and position, but the depth model's main job is maintaining scene structure, not perfectly preserving every detail. For high-fidelity subject preservation, AI Creative Edit or regular Background Replace is a better fit.

Use it when your photo has clear foreground and background layering, like a portrait on a path or a street, so the new scene keeps real spatial depth and the subject does not look pasted on. For a flat or plain backdrop, regular Background Replace gives a similar result and uses fewer credits.

It is an AI tool that uses credits, with free trial credits on signup. You describe any scene in text, for example a forest path, a city at night, or a studio set, and AI rebuilds it with depth around your subject. Each result saves to your local library automatically.