-: Now let's take a look
at DALL-E 2's inpainting functionality.
But we're gonna upload a photo to the platform.
So what I'm gonna do, is I'm on the homepage here,
and I'm gonna click Upload an Image.
I'm gonna navigate to the photo I wanna start with,
that I made in Midjourney.
I'm gonna click Upload,
I'm gonna skip cropping,
because I want to use the whole photo.
I'm gonna hit the green check-mark
to place the image where I want on the canvas,
and you can drag this square generation frame box
around the part of the image that you want
to affect and change.
So let's go ahead and drag it so
that this part of the image is inside the box.
And I'm gonna hit E for the eraser tool.
I'm gonna change the size so that
my eraser is a little bit smaller.
I'm gonna highlight this area and
because let's say I want more plants in the photo,
I'm gonna type in palm trees.
I'm gonna hit Enter, and then it's gonna generate
this new frame for only what I highlighted.
Awesome, so here are our example images.
We have option one, option two,
and by the way, I'm clicking this right arrow icon,
option three.
Here's another option.
So once I've selected the option that I like, I hit Accept.
And then what I can do is move
this generation frame to a different part of the image
to do another set of inpainting.
Now what I want to try doing is go ahead
and using the eraser tool over what we created,
and I'm actually gonna go higher on this option
and kind of widen it at the bottom.
And I'm gonna say a modern all-white mansion.
And here's our different options.
Option one, option two, it did a really good job
of keeping the same style of our base image
and extending it, which is exactly
what I was wanting it to do in this specific example.
So I really like that.
I'm gonna hit Accept, and let's say
we're done generating and changing this image.
We can go up to the top right and download our final update.
Here's the image that we started out with,
and here's the update that we created.