@tyto4tme4l
I think any good picture drawing or editing software has a variant of this tool today. The point of showing it in photopea is that anyone, without installing any of them, can make this quick edit in under a minute on any computer with a browser. Something you would need to visit this site anyway.
@Phemto
It works on a lot of stuff. The Band Aid tool is semi AI. It looks at the surrounding pixels and tries to guess what should be there. If nothing else, it is a great base for larger edits.
@darkhawke
I could make one for the program I use, but there are so many and most are one click install, download a model, put in what you want and let it rip. There is not really much too it anymore. Inpainting works a little different depending on the program used (cause of UI). But normally you designate an area in a pic with a mask and let the AI try to regenerate that area.
Erasing the ghosts’ signatures is a great way to get yourself haunted!
But seriously, I had no idea about this. I’ll try to keep in in mind where there’s a small thingy (I’m assuming it works on more than just sigs) that I want to get out of an image.
I think any good picture drawing or editing software has a variant of this tool today. The point of showing it in photopea is that anyone, without installing any of them, can make this quick edit in under a minute on any computer with a browser. Something you would need to visit this site anyway.
It works on a lot of stuff. The Band Aid tool is semi AI. It looks at the surrounding pixels and tries to guess what should be there. If nothing else, it is a great base for larger edits.
I could make one for the program I use, but there are so many and most are one click install, download a model, put in what you want and let it rip. There is not really much too it anymore. Inpainting works a little different depending on the program used (cause of UI). But normally you designate an area in a pic with a mask and let the AI try to regenerate that area.
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