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Enter Inpaint mode

Inpaint lets you change one part of an image, like a prop or an expression, without regenerating the whole shot and losing everything else that’s already working. Select an image on canvas to reveal its toolbar, then click Inpaint. This opens a limited prompt box and the inpainting toolbar:
  • Brush: start painting on the image.
  • Eraser: erase painted marks.
  • Slider: adjust brush size.
  • Undo / redo: step back or forward through brush and eraser actions.
  • Trash: clear all painting.
  • X button, or Esc key: exit Inpaint mode.
The prompt box in Inpaint mode has its own model picker: Seedream v5 Pro (the default), Nano Banana Pro, or GPT Image 2. Your choice sticks for future inpaints.

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Inpaint an image

1

Paint the area to change

Mask the part to change.
2

Describe the change

Type it in the prompt box, e.g., “Change the dog to a cat.”
3

Generate

Press generate to fill the masked area.

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Inpaint with image references

For a more specific change, add a reference image before painting, e.g., to change sunglasses’ style: add the new sunglasses as a reference, paint out the existing ones, then describe the change. References work the same as normal generation, including Click to pick straight from the canvas; your mask and prompt survive the round trip.
Changing sequences or leaving the canvas view exits Inpaint mode.