How To Add A Person To A Picture

Okay, let's be real. Ever look at a picture and think, "Ugh, Gary really should be here?" Me too. Constantly. Don't even get me started on that family vacation where Aunt Mildred conveniently "forgot" her camera.

The "Paste and Pray" Method

First up: the classic. Find a picture of Gary. Any picture. Preferably one where he's not picking his nose.

Next, fire up your trusty (and probably ancient) copy of Microsoft Paint. Or, if you're fancy, Photoshop. Let's be honest, though, Paint is where the real magic happens.

Now, copy Gary's face (or whole body, if you're feeling ambitious). Paste it onto the group photo. Boom! Instantaneously, Gary is there.

The Pro Tips (sort of)

Here's where my (ahem) *expertise* comes in. Scale Gary down. Nobody wants a giant Gary looming over them.

Consider flipping Gary horizontally. Why? Because sometimes it just looks… right. Trust me on this one.

If Gary looks like he's floating, add a shadow. A blobby, poorly rendered shadow. It's art, okay?

Unpopular opinion: the more unrealistic it looks, the funnier it is. Embrace the absurdity! The goal is comedy, not a perfect photo.

The "Free Online Editor" Frenzy

Okay, okay, I know. Paint is… vintage. There are, like, a million free online photo editors now. And yes, they're often better.

Upload your pictures. Click some buttons. Drag Gary's picture around. It's mostly the same process as Paint, but with more… options.

These editors often have fancy features like "background remover." Use it. Or don't. Your call. Remember the "artistic freedom" mantra.

But Beware...Watermarks!

Many of these free editors slap a huge watermark on your masterpiece. Gary surrounded by tiny company logos? Not ideal.

The solution? Crop it out! Sacrifice some of the picture. Gary's head might be partially missing, but hey, at least there's no watermark.

The "AI Magic" Mirage

Apparently, AI can do anything now. Including adding people to pictures. The future is weird.

Find an AI-powered photo editor. Upload your pictures. Type something like "Add Gary, make him look happy."

The AI will do its thing. The results? Variable. Sometimes it's amazing. Sometimes it's a horrifying, glitchy mess.

The Uncanny Valley Awaits

AI-generated Gary might have too many teeth. Or not enough. His eyes might be staring into your soul. Prepare yourself.

Also, AI is hungry for data. Are you *really* comfortable uploading all your personal photos to some random website?

Ultimately, adding Gary with AI is a gamble. Sometimes you win. Sometimes you get a nightmare fuel image that will haunt your dreams.

The Final Verdict

Adding someone to a picture is a sacred art. A delicate dance of technology and questionable decision-making.

So go forth! Add Gary to all your photos. Embrace the chaos. Make memories… or at least, create amusing digital fabrications of them.

And remember, it's all in good fun! Unless Gary sues you. Then I told you nothing.