How to Edit Photos with DreamStudio Using Inpainting and Outpainting

One of the most powerful features of DreamStudio is its ability to edit photos using inpainting. Inpainting lets you remove unwanted objects, replace parts of an image, or fix defects by painting over the area you want changed. Here is how to use DreamStudio for photo editing with inpainting.

Step 1: Upload Your Photo

In DreamStudio, start a new project and upload the image you want to edit. The editor lets you select the exact region where changes should be applied.

Step 2: Mask the Area to Change

Use the brush tool to paint over the object or area you want to remove or replace. A clean, thorough mask helps DreamStudio understand precisely what to regenerate.

Step 3: Write a Replacement Prompt

Describe what should appear in the masked area. For example, prompt "a wooden table," "clear sky," or "no object" to remove clutter. The prompt guides how DreamStudio fills the selected region.

Step 4: Generate and Review

Run the inpainting and review the result. If the blend looks unnatural, try again with more mask precision or a softer prompt. Iteration is your best tool for seamless edits in DreamStudio.

Step 5: Outpaint to Extend the Canvas

Use outpainting to extend your image beyond its original borders, perfect for changing composition or making room for more content. DreamStudio fills the new space to match the existing style.

Inpainting and outpainting turn DreamStudio into a complete AI photo editor, letting you fix, remove, and extend images without complex tools.

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