Inpainting and CleanUp
Qolaba's image editing tools include a powerful "Inpainting" and "CleanUp" feature, which allows you to remove or replace specific parts of an image.
Accessing the Inpainting Tool
To use the Inpainting tool, first go to the Qolaba dashboard and navigate to the "Image Editing" section. In the tools dropdown, you'll find the "Inpainting" and "CleanUp" options.
Uploading the Image and Providing a Prompt
To get started, upload an image using the option on the left panel. After uploading the image, you can enter a prompt in the prompt section. For more information on advanced prompting techniques, such as magic prompts, keywords, negative prompts, and style presets, please refer to the Prompt Advancement Guide.
Drawing the Mask
Once you've uploaded the image and (optionally) entered a prompt, you can draw a mask over the area you want to remove or replace. The model will then generate a new version of the image, with the masked area either removed or replaced with suitable content.
Generating the Inpainted Image
After drawing the mask, click the "Generate" button to see the inpainted image. The model will use the provided prompt (if any) and the masked area to generate the new image.
Generating without a Prompt
Alternatively, you can generate an inpainted image without providing a prompt using CleanUp tool. In this case, the model will remove the masked area and replace it with a suitable background or content, based on the surrounding context of the image.
Resetting the Process
If you need to start over or make changes to your settings, you can find a "Reset" button at the bottom of the right panel.
Image Editing and Private Content
After generating the inpainted image, you can access the image editing tools by clicking the hamburger menu. For more details on the available editing features, please consult the Image Editing Options Guide.
Additionally, Qolaba AI offers a "Private Content" option, which allows you to keep your generated and edited images secure and hidden from others. For more information on this feature, refer to the Private Session Guide.
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