How To Use The InEdit & InPaint Feature

Zoom and Resize: Within the edit mode, you have the option to zoom in or out, as well as resize the image to your desired shot size.

Camera Movement: Use the arrows provided to draw camera movements directly on the image. Adjust the arrow's position, rotation, and perspective to convey dynamic shots.

Undo and Redo: Feel free to experiment with edits. You can easily undo changes and revert to the original image at any time.

Customizing Image Elements: Click on the brush icon to enter in-paint mode. Here, you can freely paint over areas of the image to make changes or additions.

Color Matching: For example, if you want to match the colors of clothing or objects, use in-paint to adjust hues and tones accordingly.

Adding Details: You can add new elements or details to the image, such as adding a cocktail umbrella into a cocktail drink, creating a cat sitting on a bed or adding scars on characters.

Refining Changes: If desired, click on the "VARIATION" button in your storyboard section to generate subtle variations of the edited image. This can help refine the changes and ensure they seamlessly integrate into the scene.

Sketch Mode: In non-photorealistic styles, such as detailed sketch mode, in-paint offers numerous possibilities to customize images. For instance, you can add sketches of objects or characters to enhance the scene.

Product Placement: Use in-paint to clear areas for product staging or to enhance product shots. Paint out unwanted elements and insert the product seamlessly into the scene.

Trial and Error: Remember, experimentation is key. Don't be discouraged if you don't achieve the desired result on the first try. With practice, you'll master the tools and create captivating storyboards.