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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.
Inpaint button in the take toolbar
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.
Painted mask with the requested change in the prompt box

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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.
Inpainting with a reference image added
Changing sequences or leaving the canvas view exits Inpaint mode.