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Create Masks with Precise Coordinate Boundaries


Generate binary masks using explicit bounding box coordinates (top, left, bottom, right). Specify exact pixel boundaries to create masks for rectangular regions. Perfect for precise masking, automation workflows, programmatic masking, or when you have coordinates from detection systems. Use with detection/segmentation outputs or when you know exact coordinates

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What it does

Image Masker by Coord creates a binary mask for a rectangular region using explicit pixel coordinates. Specify the region boundaries: top, left, bottom, right (in pixels). The tool generates a mask with the specified region highlighted (white) and everything else masked out (black). No detection or guessing—you provide exact coordinates, it masks exactly. Perfect for automation, programmatic workflows, or when coordinates come from detection models or external systems.

Problem it solves

Input/Output

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How to Use

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  1. Load detection → Get output from object detection model (DETR, YOLOS, etc.)
  2. Select target object → Choose target object and obtain bounding box coordinates
  3. Set coordinates → Upload input text box, enter Top, Left, Bottom, Right values (in pixels), and ‘Add Text’
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Note: Perfect for programmatic/automation workflows, detection output processing, or when you have exact coordinates from detection models or external systems. Pixel-perfect, batch-friendly—instantly creates masks for exact regions. Coordinates must be in format: Top, Left, Bottom, Right (all pixels from image origin).