Inpainting: retouch any area with AI

The Retoucher lets you select a small area of any image and redraw just that part with AI, leaving everything outside the mask exactly as it was. It runs locally on your GPU and is available without a license.

1. Open an image

Load a generated image, or import one of your own, into the Retoucher. This is a real editor: it has move, brush, mask, eraser, and undo and redo, so you can work in several passes without losing earlier edits.

2. Paint the zone to redo

Use the brush to mask the area you want to change: an object, an outfit, a background detail, or a flaw. Only the pixels under the mask will be regenerated; everything else stays untouched, so you do not risk breaking a part of the image you were happy with.

3. Describe the change

Type a short prompt for what should appear in the masked zone: add an object, remove one, or replace it with something else. Keep the prompt focused on that zone rather than describing the whole image again.

4. Regenerate and refine

Press regenerate and review the result. If it is not quite right, adjust the mask or the prompt and try again; each pass only touches the masked area, so refining is quick. Use undo to step back if a pass goes the wrong way.

To place a logo or object on top of an image instead of editing an existing zone, see Integrate an element. To tuck an element behind a subject, see Mask tool.