AI Image Inpainting

Edit any part of an image with AI inpainting. Brush the area you want to change, describe the replacement in natural language, and PixelDance rewrites just that region while keeping lighting, perspective, and the rest of the photo intact.

Key features

• Brush and lasso mask tools
• Prompt-driven region-level editing
• Edge-aware blending
• Non-destructive history panel
• JPEG / PNG / WebP up to 16 MP

How it works

1. Upload the photo you want to edit.
2. Paint a mask over the region to replace or remove.
3. Describe the desired change in a short text prompt.
4. Run the job and pick the best variation from history.

Supported AI models

• FLUX Fill
• Stable Diffusion Inpaint
• Ideogram Edit

Common use cases

• Remove tourists, cables, or logos from photos
• Swap outfits and accessories in portraits
• Replace empty backgrounds with scenes
• Repair scratches and missing regions in scans

Frequently asked questions

What can I do with AI inpainting?

Remove unwanted objects, swap outfits, change backgrounds, repair damaged regions, or generate new elements inside an existing photo — all driven by a text prompt.

How do I select the area to edit?

Paint directly on the canvas with the brush or lasso tool. Adjust brush size and edge feathering to control how smoothly the edit blends into the original image.

Does inpainting preserve the rest of the photo?

Yes. Only masked pixels are regenerated. Unmasked regions are copied pixel-for-pixel from the source, so identity, framing, and lighting stay consistent.

Can I iterate on a mask?

Results are added to the history panel. You can keep the mask, tweak the prompt, and re-run until you like the result, or undo and redraw the selection.

What image formats are supported?

JPEG, PNG, and WebP up to 16 MP. Output keeps the original aspect ratio and is exported as a lossless PNG by default.