Online Generative Fill: fill selected image areas

Common work scenariosAdd visual airflow to a vacuum cleaner's main product image. First mark the effect's location on the sofa. The effect is not proof of performance.

PreparationMark the airflow area on the sofa fabric in front of the vacuum head, avoiding the vacuum body and hand.

Add light blue translucent airflow lines only on the marked sofa fabric, spreading slightly along the vacuum head’s direction. Preserve the vacuum body, holding hand, fabric texture, and room layout. Add no text or performance figures.

Check the resultThe airflow is an advertising illustration, not evidence of actual performance. Avoid covering the vacuum or smoothing away the sofa fabric.

Common work scenariosAdd a missing glass of water to a restaurant table photo, leaving enough space for its base and shadow.

PreparationSelect the empty tabletop above and to the right of the plate.

Place a clear glass half-filled with water in the marked area, with its base resting on the table. Preserve the plate, cutlery, and lighting. Add no other drinks.

Check the resultThe background should be visible through the glass; it should not look like a solid cylinder.

Common work scenariosPreview artwork on a blank wall. Mark the wall carefully to avoid changing the sofa.

PreparationDraw a horizontal rectangular selection on the wall above the sofa.

Add a botanical line drawing in a slim wooden frame to the marked wall. Size it to suit the space above the sofa, hang it level, and add a subtle wall shadow. Preserve the sofa and lights.

Check the resultThe frame’s perspective and size should suit the wall’s scale.

Everyday / creative scenariosAdd a few flowers to a lawn photo without turning the whole scene into a field of flowers.

PreparationBrush over a small patch of lawn, avoiding the path.

Add a few clusters of small white and pale yellow wildflowers to the marked grass. Keep their size natural, preserve grass blades and the path, and match the original soft light. Do not turn the area into a field of flowers.

Check the resultKeep additions modest and do not cover the path.

Common work scenariosFill a noticeable gap in a bookshelf display with a book that matches the size of its neighbors.

PreparationSelect an empty gap on the bookshelf.

Add a dark blue hardcover book in the marked shelf gap, with no spine text. Make it slightly shorter than the book on its left and lean it upright. Preserve other book positions and the wood grain.

Check the resultThe book spine should sit naturally against the shelf.

Common work scenariosRepair a small chip in a wooden table by continuing the original wood grain, without adding objects.

PreparationBrush over the chip and a little surrounding texture.

Repair the marked table chip, continuing the surrounding wood grain, color, and edge shape. Restore only the tabletop structure; add no objects and change no other areas.

Check the resultWood grain direction and the table’s front edge should remain continuous.

Everyday / creative scenariosAdd a cat to a windowsill photo, accounting for its body size and contact shadow.

PreparationMark a suitably sized area on the empty part of a wide windowsill.

Add a calm orange cat curled up on the marked wide windowsill, sized appropriately with paws tucked naturally. Preserve the pot and window frame, and match the window light direction.

Check the resultThe cat should not intersect the window frame or crowd the pot.

Common work scenariosRepair a damaged scarf edge by filling the missing area in the original knit direction.

PreparationBrush over the damaged scarf area and a little adjacent knit texture.

Repair the marked damaged edge of the beige scarf. Match its knit texture, thickness, and fold direction. Add no new patterns and preserve the tabletop background.

Check the resultCheck the knit texture; the repair should not look like a smooth patch.

Everyday / creative scenariosPreview a ceramic pot in a garden photo without blocking the path.

PreparationSelect empty ground beside the path, avoiding existing plants.

Add a simple empty terracotta pot to the marked ground, shorter than the nearby shrubs. Preserve the path and plants, with a natural ground shadow.

Check the resultThe pot should rest on the ground without extending onto the stone path.

Everyday / creative scenariosRepair a small patch of peeling wall paint by matching the surface texture and lighting, keeping the baseboard intact.

PreparationBrush over the peeling patch, preserving the nearby wall corner line.

Repair the marked peeling area on the light gray wall. Match the fine paint texture and lighting gradient, keep the corner line straight, and preserve the baseboard.

Check the resultThe repair should not show a distinct color patch or look overly smooth.