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1/ Introducing high precision masked editing. No bleeding. Highly targeted AI based image editing to give you more control. Here's an end-to-end workflow in 30 seconds:

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Suhail3 years ago

2/ Make entirely new scenes by layering your edits on top of each other: "Make it snowy", "Change the door to brown", "Golden hour", "Add a bit of snow to the roof", "Add a cute bunny in the foreground"

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Suhail3 years ago

3/ Modify memes: "Add a bathrobe"

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Suhail3 years ago

4/ Bigger edits that only target the hair: "make her hair curly with natural color"

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Suhail3 years ago

5/ You don't have to be exact in your masked edits: "make it red lava, black rocks"

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Suhail3 years ago

6/ Use it at

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Suhail3 years ago

7/ One shot AI avatar using masks:

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GrepMed3 years ago

"Create a badly receding hairline" 🤣

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Suhail3 years ago

Oh my lord

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Tim O'Shea3 years ago

I see why you burnt the boat Congrats, playground is fantastic

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Adham3 years ago

seems like instruct-pix-2-pix with masked attention control (from google's prompt-to-prompt) or inpainting task finetuning like runwayml with instruction training. Very cool @Suhail

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Suhail3 years ago

def instructpix2pix :)

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