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# Texture Replacement

## Add Product 

#### Upload a Room Scene

1. Select your **room scene image**.
2. Upload it using the **drag and drop field** or the **Browse File** button.

Once uploaded, the AI will automatically **analyze the room scene**.

* You can keep the **auto-generated scene description**, or
* Adjust the description if you want to refine the result.

#### Scene Reference Options

Choose how the room scene should be used:

* **Use as Reference** – The AI can slightly adjust the scene.
* **Scene Unchanged** – Keeps the room exactly as it is.

#### Place Accessories (Products)

1. Upload **up to 4 objects** you want to place inside the room scene.
2. Each uploaded object will appear below the scene.

**Adjust Object Dimensions**

* Click the **Dimensions** button below an object.
* Set the **exact size** of the product (e.g. a chair).
* Choose your preferred unit:
  * **Centimeters (cm)** or
  * **Inches (in)**
* Click **Apply** to confirm your dimension settings.

<figure><img src="/files/28R7yleggBDY11yMPTBP" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

#### Generate the Image

1. Once all settings are configured, click **Generate Image**.
2. The AI will start creating your scene.

* A **progress bar** will appear to show the generation status.
* The process can take **up to 2 minutes**.

<figure><img src="/files/Wg40viAixly2AEeaQCvW" alt=""><figcaption><p>Result image of room scene + simple chair</p></figcaption></figure>


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