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How-toEditingBeginner 2 min
By Joey Brass · Updated Jul 18, 2026

Change a scene with a prompt

Restyle a whole image by describing the change you want.

To change a scene with a prompt in Breme, open an image and describe the change in plain words, with no masking needed. Breme applies the edit across the whole frame while holding the subject, so you can restyle a shot, swap a sky, or shift the time of day in one step.

A snowy scene with the night sky changed to day
BeforeAfter
  1. 1

    Open an image

    Open any image in the studio, no masking needed for a whole-scene change.

  2. 2

    Describe the change

    Tell Breme what to change in plain words. It applies the edit across the frame while holding the subject.

    Change the night sky to a clear blue day

  3. 3

    Compare and keep

    Here the same fox scene shifts from night to day. Drag to compare, then keep it.

    Before and after changing the sky from night to day
    BeforeAfter

Common questions

Do I need to mask anything?

No. A whole-scene change applies across the frame from your prompt alone. For a precise local edit, use inpainting instead.

Does the subject stay put?

Yes. Breme holds the subject while applying the change across the rest of the frame, for example shifting a scene from night to day.

What kinds of changes work?

Restyling, sky swaps, and time-of-day shifts all work. Describe the result you want and drag to compare before keeping it.

Try it yourself

Everything here takes a few minutes in Breme.

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