Hi all.

On Automatic 1111, I’m struggling to get inpaint upload to work. I’ve heard you need to define your mask first, but I don’t know what that means? And how do you ensure it’s grafted onto the correct part of the image? I can’t see any means of selecting any part of either the base image or the upload image?

Any help is very much appreciated. I am both a noob AND an old person.

Thanks.

  • @jittery3291OPEnglish
    2•1 year ago

    It works!

    And was surprisingly easy.

    Thanks so much for your help. I will.pay it forward!

      • @jittery3291OPEnglish
        2•1 year ago

        Now I’ve used it a bit, it seems to me that it doesn’t allow you to insert an image of your choice in that black space; it will just generate what you prompt it to, where directed by your uploaded mask. It therefore doesn’t offer much more functionality than the normal inpainting tool. Is that right? It’s just a more precise method of selection?

        Apologies if this was obvious to everyone but me.

        • @[email protected]English
          1•1 year ago

          Yeah, you got it right. The advantage of this method is that you create masks based on things like outlines and color ranges and at higher resolutions. You can also blur areas of the mask to better blend it into the image.

          • @jittery3291OPEnglish
            2•1 year ago

            Right, got it. A useful tool but not what I thought it was. I’m going to play around with it some more. Again, thanks again for your time. I appreciate it.