> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.preview.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Inpaint > Edit part of an image on canvas with Inpaint, using the inpaint model of your choice. ## 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. ## Inpaint an image Mask the part to change. Type it in the prompt box, e.g., "Change the dog to a cat." Press generate to fill the masked area. Painted mask with the requested change in the prompt box ## 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.