Change an Object’s Material with Text

It replaces the main object’s material with the material entered as text. The recipe is designed to preserve the object’s exact geometry, details, position, lighting, and composition while creating a material-updated object image.

It is useful for photographers, illustrators, designers, and content teams exploring different material treatments for an existing object image. It can support early concept development, visual comparisons, and social content planning within those areas.

Provide an Object Image showing the object whose material you want to change. Then enter the desired material in the Material Image text input; the saved example uses “glass” as its material specification.

The recipe creates one image labeled Material-Updated Object. The saved example demonstrates an object image transformed using the text material “glass”; a new run uses the object image and material text you provide.

Yes. The Object Image and Material Image text inputs are exposed editable inputs in Fuser, so you can replace the source object image and enter a different material description. The recipe’s intended result remains a material change while retaining the object’s geometry, details, position, lighting, and composition.

You can enter a material description as text, with “glass” shown in the saved example. The recipe does not define a fixed list of supported materials, so use a clear material term that describes the treatment you want to explore.

Choose an image where the main object is clear enough to identify and where its position and surrounding composition matter to the intended result. The recipe focuses on changing the main object’s material rather than changing its geometry, placement, lighting, or overall composition.