AI Image Editing - OpenArt Inpainting Tutorial 2024

@openart.ai (openart.ai/create)
Step by step guide to OpenArt's Inpainting 2.0.
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Start editing: openart.ai/create?mode=edit
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👀 Tutorial link here, this is the board from the video: whimsical.com/openart-inpaint...
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0:00 New AI Inpainting
1:15 Smart Select
2:09 Tip: Generate more than 4 images at once
2:54 Remove something with prompt
4:51 Manual Brush to modify details
6:44 Change Background
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Discover how to edit images effortlessly with OpenArt's Inpainting 2.0, a free alternative to Photoshop. This comprehensive tutorial will guide you through the user-friendly features of OpenArt, making image editing accessible to everyone, regardless of experience. Whether you're a professional looking for a quick fix or a hobbyist exploring creative possibilities, OpenArt Inpainting 2.0 is your go-to tool.
In this video, we cover everything from basic edits to advanced artistic alterations using OpenArt.ai. No need for complex software; OpenArt's intuitive interface makes it a no-brainer for anyone wanting to enhance their images with AI technology.
Explore how OpenArt can transform your photos with just a few clicks. Whether it's removing unwanted objects, altering backgrounds, or applying sophisticated filters, OpenArt offers a multitude of editing capabilities. Say goodbye to expensive subscriptions and cumbersome tools; with OpenArt, you have everything you need to unleash your creativity. Tons of options with the free plan.
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[@ELECTR0HERMIT]

Uploading a HOW-TO video is a quality move on behalf of the developer. These videos are really appreciated.

[@CafeNormandia]

Buenisima Herramienta , de gran ayuda

[@Ethereal_Journey_Official]

3:56 I understand now why I got some problem with editing! Thx!

[@A-Gambino]

Wow this is great and gonna make a lot of difference to my creations Thanks

[@austinrusso2178]

Thank you for the video. This really helps figure out new updates.

[@Fakirkhadija-ee2cj]

good job

[@wollythebaker397]

Is there any way to not get downscaled version? Resolution drops, and if I use the upscaler, it just adds to a perfect image to many 'creative' details which i do not want at all

[@openart_ai]

Hi, really really great question, I need to add a note on this! You're using creative upscale. You can use the new ultimate upscale - precise upscale! It doesn't change the image creatively.
The editor needs a lot of generation steps, so we downscale to keep it fast.

[@ltbdead4551]

This version isn't working out for me, I can only make 4 at once, there is no prompt Prompt Adherence (CFG Scale). there a way for me to go back and use the old version instead of the current one?

[@openart_ai]

thanks for the feedback! yes we're working on those features for the new editor :)

[@CurtSeavers]

Struggling to get into this, much prefer the old version, please restore it. And how do I save to png or jpeg like before instead of this annoying webp garbage?

[@openart_ai]

We're bringing back the old inpainting as an option!
the webp thing is a bug. will be fixed soon

[@CurtSeavers]

@@openart_ai Thank you! Awesome!

[@CurtSeavers]

@@openart_ai brilliant, thank you :)

[@CurtSeavers]

@@openart_ai Brilliant! Thank you

[@TheCards_HiddenLotusTarot]

Great job - but it does not generate beautiful easy images for black people. This should be addressed.

[@openart_ai]

Thanks! Model bias is for sure a big limitation of image models in general. OpenArt focuses on building workflows around great models trained by others. We don't have direct control over this unfortunately, but we believe models will grow to have more and more comprehensive training datasets to better address this in the near future!

[@TheCards_HiddenLotusTarot]

@@openart_ai Thanks for responding but there’s a big difference between saying it’s going to be done (future speak) and actually doing it. It has been documented by Joy Buolamwini a Canadian computer scientist in her documentary on Netflix “Coded Bias” that AI doesn’t play fair when it comes to faces/people of color, particularly as it relates to facial recognition.
I have been having a dickens of a time trying to generate a black image with short hair. The program consistently rendered an image of a white person with short hair. 🤷🏽‍♀️
What I can’t understand is why there are countless Caucasian and Asian models, but no Black models?
#justsaying