Brush - how to improve image details in seconds?
Here you will learn more about:
Brush: How it works
Key uses
Where to find Brush in Claid Studio
Key Controls and Guide
Tips and tricks
Useful Links
Brush: How it works
If any of your uploaded images need a little retouch or if the images generated with Claid AI background generation modules don't quite match your expectations, we've got you covered. Claid's Brush tool is here to make your product photos absolutely flawless! With just a few simple steps, you can remove any unwanted objects and refine the details to make your images shine. Select the area, brush over it, and watch your images transform into perfect quality shots!
Key uses
Use Brush to:
remove unwanted or introduce brand new objects to an image
refine generated photos
improve generated objects
turn any photo into a Claid template to use in My templates
Where to find Brush in Claid Studio
Once in your Claid Studio, select Edit image with brush from the left sidebar options:
Key Controls and Guide
Select brush type:
Erase: remove the objects in the selected area
Adjust: changes the selected area of the image, trying to preserve the object and correct if required
Adjust brush works only on images generated with Claid AI background generation tools
Insert: fills the brushed area of the image with new object specified in prompt
💡 Be sure to select enough space to fit what you want to insert into the image, along with any shadows or reflections the introduced object may cast
Erase Brush
Make sure that the edges of the object, including its shadows and reflections, are well covered. Otherwise, the AI may try to regenerate another object. Resize the brush to your liking, paint over the area you want to erase or soften, and apply the operation with a single click:
Reapply the operation if needed or download the perfected image already:
💡 Keep the Preserve product on to avoid any changes to the product, or switch it off if direct adjustments to the product are required:
Adjust Brush
Select the size of the Brush and paint over the area you'd like to modify. This Brush type will try to stay close to the existing object and correct its details, which is useful if some generation artifacts need to be removed.
💡 If you wish to replace existing object with something new, use Erase brush first, and then insert new object with Insert brush
Feathering
Setting this values above 0 will allow the generation to make minor changes outside of the area you select with brush, within a range corresponding to the number of pixels you choose. It is useful if your brush selection is approximate and you do not mind minor alterations at the borders of the selected area. Setting it to 0 prevents any changes outside of what you select.
Repeat the process as many times as necessary and download the image when finished.
Insert Brush
The Insert Brush allows you to add an entirely new object to the image. Paint over the selected area, making sure to reserve enough space to fit the new element. To get the best results, brush enough space to produce natural shadow or reflection new object may throw for the AI to generate coherent environment that fits well already existing scene and so the new element fits in natively:
Undo, adjust or insert more elements to the picture. Keep the Preserve product toggle on to avoid unintended changes to the product:
Tips and tricks
If you want to introduce a new element in the background and want it to fit naturally into the depth of field, use appropriate keywords in the prompt, such as bokeh, flat/shallow depth of field, blurred, soft focus, etc.
If you want the new object to interact with the original product, uncheck Preserve product and paint over the area where you want the new object to touch the product. Please keep in mind, this can affect the product characteristics like structure, color or shape:
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Updated on: 26/02/2025
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