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Paint over it. Say what it becomes.

Brush over part of a picture and describe the change. Fil redraws only what you marked, with GPT Image 2.5, and leaves the rest exactly as it was.

Try it free

Paint over what should change, then say what it becomes. Nothing is posted anywhere. Sign in with Google for one free try: what it makes is kept in your Fil account, and you join the waitlist.

How it works

  1. The picture: Any picture, made in Fil or yours.

    Make one from a prompt on your canvas, or drop in a photo. Point at it, click Edit, then Inpaint: it opens full size.

  2. The mark: Paint over it, then say what it becomes.

    Brush, lasso or box the part to change, a little past its edges, and type what it should become. GPT Image 2.5 redraws only that part, as a new picture beside the original.

  3. More edits: Then give it room, or another angle.

    Every picture has the same Edit rail: Outpaint for more room around it, Crop, free Effects, Camera angle and Layers, each kept beside the last.

Questions

Does it change the rest of my picture?

No. Only what you marked is redrawn, its edges blended into what’s around it. The original stays as it was: the edit is a new picture beside it.

What can I ask for?

A new colour, another object, a hand fixed, words on a sign, something taken away. Say what the marked part should become, as you would to a retoucher.

Which model does it use?

GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, made for precise edits, at 2K. In Fil you can mark several parts with a change each, or pick a model that redraws the whole picture to your words.

What does it cost in Fil?

About 8 credits for a 16:9 picture at 2K and 12 for a square one. Credits are held at the price shown and charged at cost; a run that fails gives them back.

Where does my picture go?

Into a canvas in your Fil account, private, the edit beside the original. You’re on the waitlist, and they’re waiting there when your invite comes.

Is the try really free?

Yes, one try for each account. Fil pays for it, so there’s a daily limit: if it’s reached, come back tomorrow.

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