Getting started
Editing areas
Editing specific areas - Selection tools
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When you’re developing a product, in the design process you will eventually reach a place where you have to fixate most of the design and start working on some specific details. This is exactly what Inpainting [G] is suitable for.
How to use Selection tools
Step 1
Have a rendering or any image on your canvas.

Step 2
Find the Selection tools at the top toolbar or hit [G] on the keyboard.
Select whichever selection method you want to use.

Different selection tools
Lasso selection
Brush selection
Bezier selection
Auto selection
Step 3
Make the selection on the canvas

Step 4
Write a prompt specifically for the selected area!
Set the mode either to Render a new part, or Refine on the existing one
Describe with the prompt only the selected area

Step 5
Set up the Style and Influence
For making accurate and photorealistic changes , the Vizcom General is the recommended style to use the selection tools with.
Keep the influence high if you want to re-render the selected area with closer to the current design or keep it low to give it more dependency on your prompt.

Step 6
Hit Generate!
Keep generating and experiment with different settings until you satisfied with the results!

If you want to apply specific images or materials to specific places, check out the reference image page