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Remove, replace, and repair parts of your images with AI-powered inpainting. Paint over the area you want to change, describe what should appear there, and FunAI fills the selected region with realistic details, lighting, textures, and shadows. Fix unwanted objects, update products, repair backgrounds, or make targeted creative changes without rebuilding the entire image.
Two ways to make precise image changes. Select the exact area you want to modify and describe what should replace it, or focus your prompt around a specific object that needs to be removed, changed, or repaired. FunAI keeps the untouched parts of your image stable while generating new content inside the selected region.
Try AI Inpainting FreeInpaint specific areas without regenerating the entire image. Remove unwanted objects, replace products, fix clothing, repair backgrounds, or change individual elements while keeping the surrounding composition intact.
Not sure what to put inside the masked area? Describe the replacement as if you were directing a real photoshoot. Include materials, colors, lighting, shadows, perspective, and contact points to help the AI create a more believable result.
Realistic inpainting depends on more than replacing an object. FunAI helps you create edits that account for surrounding lighting, textures, shadows, reflections, and perspective so the new content feels like it belongs in the original image.
Choose image models with strong editing and image-to-image capabilities for localized transformations, object replacement, and controlled visual changes. FunAI's model catalog includes hundreds of image models, allowing you to select different approaches for your editing workflow.
Remove unwanted people, objects, signs, distractions, or other elements from an image and let AI reconstruct the area naturally.
Replace a selected object with something new. Describe the desired material, shape, color, lighting, and position to guide the generated replacement.
Fill missing or damaged areas of a background while matching the surrounding environment, perspective, textures, and lighting.
Make targeted changes to a small region instead of regenerating the entire image. This helps preserve the original composition and important details.
Create more natural transitions by considering edges, contact shadows, reflections, and surrounding lighting. Feathering the mask slightly can help avoid hard seams.
Select the exact area that needs to change. Keep the mask focused on the target and include relevant contact shadows when they need to be regenerated. Avoid selecting unrelated parts of the image.
Write a detailed prompt explaining what belongs in the selected area. Mention materials, colors, lighting direction, texture, perspective, and how the new element should interact with the surrounding scene.
Generate the edit and inspect the edges and surrounding areas. If the result needs improvement, work with smaller regions rather than creating one very large mask, which can increase unwanted generation changes.
Seedream 5.0 Pro is built for region-precise editing, changing individual elements while keeping the rest of the frame intact, with support for layer separation and multiple reference images.
FLUX 2 Edit is designed for image-to-image editing using natural-language instructions, with precise modifications and hex color control.
Seedream V4 Edit combines image generation and editing in a unified architecture, useful for transforming existing images and creating new content from edited regions.
Nano Banana is Google's image generation and editing model, designed to transform existing images through prompts and reference inputs.
Clean up photographs by removing distracting people, objects, signs, wires, or other elements. Inpaint the selected region and let AI reconstruct the background around it.
Replace packaging colors, change selected product elements, remove distractions, or create alternate product variations without arranging another photoshoot.
Make localized changes to clothing, accessories, backgrounds, or other portrait elements. For face edits, use smaller masks and carefully review the result for unintended identity changes.
Fix damaged areas, fill missing sections, complete backgrounds, or modify artwork without recreating the entire composition. Inpainting can be especially useful for concept art, advertisements, social graphics, and visual experiments.
"Remove the person standing in the background and reconstruct the wall and floor naturally, matching the existing lighting, shadows, texture, and perspective."
"Replace the red coffee mug with a matte white ceramic mug, keeping the same position, scale, perspective, contact shadow, and lighting."
"Replace the shirt with a premium white linen shirt while preserving the person's face, pose, hands, body proportions, background, and original lighting."
"Remove the street sign from this scene and naturally reconstruct the building facade behind it, matching the surrounding architectural details and daylight."
"Replace the empty area of the product background with a soft beige studio surface, matching the existing shadows, reflections, perspective, and lighting direction."
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