The "Repaint" feature lets you modify specific areas of an image using a brush tool. It’s perfect for refining visuals or making creative changes to targeted sections of your image.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Select the ImageOpen your project in Studio and choose the image you want to edit.
2. Access the Repaint Tool
- Click on the magic star icon located in the main menu at the top.
- From the pop-up menu, select the "Repaint" button.
3. Adjust the Brush Size
- Use the slider in the left panel to set the brush size (from 10px to 500px).
- Smaller brush sizes are ideal for intricate areas, while larger sizes work best for broad sections.
4. Highlight the Areas to Repaint
- Click and drag the brush over the parts of the image you’d like to modify.
- You can zoom in and out for better precision.
Note: Unlike Photoshop, you don’t need to be overly precise. The tool automatically blends the changes with the rest of the image.
5. Describe Your Edits
- In the Edit box at the bottom, describe the changes you want applied to the highlighted areas.Example: "Change the background color to a vibrant blue" or "Repaint the shirt to make it green."
6. Submit Your Changes
- Click the Submit button to apply the changes.
7. Review and Refine
- If the results are not as expected, click the Undo button and try again. You can also reapply the brush to multiple areas simultaneously.
Notes:
- Multiple Areas: Apply the brush to different sections of the image, and the tool will process them together.
- Seamless Blending: The changes will align with the image's style—realistic photos stay realistic, and artistic designs retain their unique texture.Use Cases for Marketers
Use Cases
Here are some practical examples of how marketers can leverage the Repaint tool:
1. Brand Consistency
- Change the color of product packaging in images to match your latest brand colors.Example: Highlight a bottle and describe, "Repaint the label to be blue"
2. Seasonal Campaigns
- Adapt visuals for seasonal promotions by recoloring or enhancing key elements.Example: Highlight a background and edit it to “Repaint the setting with fall-inspired tones like orange and brown.”
3. Personalized Content
- Create hyper-relevant images for specific audiences by adjusting product features or environments.Example: Highlight a mug and edit it to “Repaint the mug with a floral design for Mother’s Day.”
4. Quick A/B Testing
- Test different color palettes or designs for ad creatives.Example: Highlight a dress and edit it to “Repaint the dress with a red and gold pattern.”
5. Error Fixes
- Easily adjust small errors without needing to redo an entire shoot.Example: Highlight a stain on a shirt and edit it to “Repaint the shirt to remove the stain and make it solid blue.”
By using the Repaint feature, you can efficiently create versatile visuals that meet the evolving needs of their campaigns.
