AI Sky Replacement Change the Sky or Turn Day to Night

Upload a photo, pick a sky from Day Skies, Dusk & Night, or Mood, and press Generate. The AI finds the sky, replaces it, and relights the scene to match, so there is no masking or layer work. Try a few skies on the same photo and keep your favorite.

It is free to try: you get free credits when you sign up, and each sky replacement uses the credits shown on the Generate button. It runs in your browser, so there is no add clouds to photo app or desktop software to install.

A day to dusk edit turns a photo taken in daylight into a twilight shot: the sky shifts to deep blue and warm amber, lights that already exist in the windows and outdoor lamps are switched on, and the facade gets soft evening light. Real estate photographers use it because a twilight exterior stands out in a listing and is hard to shoot on schedule.

Yes. Pick Starry Night or Milky Way for a nighttime edit. The AI swaps in a dark sky with stars, cools and lowers the light, adds a soft moonlit glow, and turns on existing lights such as windows and street lamps, so it looks like a photo taken at night rather than a darkened daytime one.

Pick Blue Sky with Clouds for soft white clouds, Dramatic Clouds for towering sunlit ones, or Storm Clouds for a moody look. Instead of laying a cloud overlay on top of your photo, the AI builds a full sky and adjusts the light on the ground to match the weather you picked.

Yes. Only the sky is replaced. Buildings, people, trees, cars, water, and everything in the foreground keep their shape and position, with nothing added or removed. What changes is their lighting and color, so they match the new sky.

Yes. Blue Sky with Clouds fixes gray-day exteriors and Day to Dusk makes a twilight hero shot, while the house itself is not edited. Check your local listing rules, since many markets ask agents to disclose virtually enhanced photos. For interiors, staging, and decluttering, use AI Real Estate Photo Editing.

Yes. When your new sky is ready, press Animate on the result, or open Image to Video, and describe the motion, for example "clouds drifting across the sky, slow push-in". You get a short timelapse-style clip of your scene. Each video is a separate generation.

Yes. The sky editor works in the browser on iPhone and Android phones, with nothing to install. Upload from your camera roll, pick a sky, and save the result to your phone.

You get a PNG in the same shape as your upload, at about 1K–2K pixels on the long side. For prints or large screens, enlarge it with the Image Upscaler afterwards.