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Create Precise Masks for Targeted Image Processing

Select specific regions in images to isolate, protect, or focus processing on certain areas. Create layer masks, region-based selections, or binary masks for inpainting, segmentation, or creative workflows. Fast, intuitive, and essential for controlling where AI models apply changes.

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What it does

Image Masker lets you select and isolate specific regions within images. Brush areas to create masks that define which parts of an image should be processed. Perfect for protecting certain areas from edits, focusing AI models on specific regions, or creating complex layer compositions.

Problem it solves

• Protect regions from changes – Keep faces/backgrounds untouched while editing other areas
• Focus AI processing – Tell AI models to only work on selected regions
• Create layer masks – Build complex composites with selective visibility
• Region-based editing – Apply different effects to different areas
• Selective refinement – Process only important parts of images
• Inpainting preparation – Define regions for object removal or filling
• Object isolation – Separate foreground from background for targeted work
• Creative control – Precise influence over where changes happen

Input/Output

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• Input: Any RGB or RGBA image

  • Format: JPEG, PNG, or standard image formats
  • Resolution: Any size
  • Content: Any image type (photos, artwork, screenshots)

  

• Output: Mask file
  • Format: Binary mask (black/white)
  • Type: Single mask
  • Extension: PNG with alpha channel, or mask-specific formats
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How to Use

1. Load your photo → Create a flow with Image Masker and import image

   

2. Select brush size → Click ‘Create Mask’ and choose your brush size (5 - 100px)

   

3. Paint mask → Freehand draw on image to define regions

   

4. Apply mask → ‘Apply mask’ when done with drawing