Fulla

Generative fill in Photoshop. Pay only for the images you make.

Fulla is a free Photoshop plugin. Select an area, say what you want, click Generate: just like Photoshop's own generative fill. Connect once in a few clicks, and Fulla picks a recommended model for you. From about 5 cents an image, no subscription, no credits.

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After: the same pier, the boat removed
After
Before: a small motorboat moored along a pier at low tide, black and white
Before

Drag across the photo to compare. Prompt left empty. First try (Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06), no retouching after Fulla.

If you know Photoshop's generative fill, you already know Fulla.

  1. Select the area to change

    With any selection tool: lasso, marquee, Select Subject.

  2. Say what you want

    “A small boat by the pier”, “make her smile”. Leave it empty to remove what's selected.

  3. Click Generate

    The result lands on a new layer, masked by your selection. Your photo itself is never touched.

Why Fulla

Pay for what you make, nothing else

No subscription, no credits lost at the end of the month. Fulla shows the cost in dollars after every image.

Sharp enough for print

Up to 4K, depending on the size of your selection.

Blends into your photo

Fulla sends the whole photo for context, then matches the colours of the result to it.

Show it what you mean

Add reference images: the real pattern, the real face, the real object.

Your photos stay yours

There is no Fulla server. Your photo goes straight to the AI service you chose.

Free, for good

MIT licence. The code is public, and anyone can check what it does.

Curious about the models behind it? See the models Fulla works with.

What a fill really costs

The same model on both sides, Nano Banana 2.

Photoshop generative fill

One fill, 1K to 2K
20 credits
about $0.10 with the smallest top-up
One fill, 4K
30 credits, about $0.15
Paid up front
A monthly plan. Credits left at the end of the month are lost.
How you see the cost
A credit estimate, if tooltips are on

Fulla

One fill, 1K to 2K
about $0.05
billed per image by the AI service you connect
One fill, 4K
about $0.12
Paid up front
Nothing. A few dollars of credit, used image by image.
How you see the cost
In dollars, after every image

Prices checked on 10 November 2026. How we worked them out. Other models work too, such as GPT Image.

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Real results, straight from the panel

Drag across a photo to compare.

After: the boat removed
After
Before: a motorboat moored along the pier
Before

Remove a boat

Prompt left empty. First try, Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06. Tip: select generously

After: the sky, the dunes and the beach continued into both bands
After
Before: a beach at sunset on a canvas made wider and taller, the new bands empty
Before

Extend a photo

Canvas enlarged in Photoshop, each empty band filled in turn. Prompt left empty. First try for each band, Nano Banana 2.1, 4K, $0.12 each. Sample photo generated for this demo. How to extend

After: the white enamel mug from the reference image standing on the table, its shadow cast by the low light
After
Before: a wooden kitchen table in low morning light, a croissant on a plate, empty space on the left
Before
Reference image: a white enamel mug with a dark blue rimReference

Put the mug where you want it

“Put the mug from the reference image on the table.” Your selection sets its place and size. First try with this selection, Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06. Sample photos generated for this demo. Tip: leave room for the shadow

After, with the reference: the man removed, the locomotive's front bogie and wheels as on the real machine
After, with reference
After, without the reference: the man removed, the model invented a bulky block of machinery and a larger wheel
After, without reference
Before: a railwayman standing in front of an electric locomotive numbered 5402, decked with flags, in an archive photo
Before
Reference image: another shot of the same series, the locomotive without the man
Reference

Bring back what was really there

“Remove the person and use reference image 1 to rebuild what is behind him.” With another shot from the same series as the reference, the model redraws the real wheels; without it, it invents plausible machinery. Switch between them on the photo. First try with the reference, Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06. How to use references

After: the woman second from the left has the face of the reference portrait, freckles and mole included, with her own hair, pose and the terrace light
After, result
Before: four friends laughing at a café terrace in warm evening light
Before
Reference image: a portrait of a woman with freckles, auburn hair tied back, in grey window light
Reference

Swap a face

“Replace the face of the woman sitting at the table with the face of the woman in the reference image. Keep her hair, her pose, the angle of her head and the light of the terrace. Do not paste the reference image: only her face should change.” Freckles and mole from the reference, light from the terrace. First try, Nano Banana 2.1, 2K, $0.06. Sample photos generated for this demo: no real person. How to use references

Try it on your next photo.

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You need Photoshop 2026 (27.11 or later) and an account with an AI service. OpenRouter takes a few clicks from the panel; $5 of credit is about 100 images. Source code on GitHub.