Inpainting
Inpainting is regenerating a masked region of an image while leaving everything outside the mask untouched. You paint over what you want changed, describe the replacement, and the model fills only that area.
Inpainting is surgical editing: the unmasked pixels are never re-rolled, so the rest of the photo stays pixel-identical. The model fills the hole using the surrounding context and your instruction, matching light, perspective and texture at the seams.
A concrete example: a stranger photobombs your beach shot. You brush over them, type nothing more than "remove", and the model extends the sand and sea through the gap — no clone-stamp smearing, no repeated tiles.
How Hermosso uses it: the AI Image Editor runs FLUX Fill inpainting — paint a mask, describe the edit. Remove object and Change outfit are the same capability packaged as one-task tools.
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