AI Region Replace

Yes, our AI region replace tools are completely free, and you can use them anytime.

Use an AI inpainting tool: draw a mask around the area you want to replace, then enter a description of the new content. For example, you can change a cloudy sky to a sunny sky. The AI will regenerate that region to match your prompt. In tools like getimg.ai, you simply pick the area you want to edit and describe what you want to see – then you get an instant, accurate edit.

Yes. This feature is essentially background or object replacement by inpainting. After selecting the region (like the background or an object), the AI fills in new elements as specified. Many tools let you replace skies, change clothing colors, or swap objects easily.

Look for AI inpainting or image editing tools with a 'mask' feature. Adobe Photoshop (Generative Fill), DALL·E/Stable Diffusion inpainting, and getimg.ai Inpainting are examples. These let you edit just part of the image based on your prompt.

The AI uses inpainting algorithms. It analyzes the surrounding pixels and the given prompt, then generates pixels that seamlessly blend into the selection. As the getimg.ai page describes, you just mask the target area and write a prompt, then the AI changes that part of the image.

Yes, modern tools make it very easy. You just draw a mask over the region and provide a simple instruction. The AI does the complex work. Even beginners can replace parts of a photo convincingly in seconds because the interface guides you through the steps.

Common uses include swapping out a sky, changing an outfit color, adding new objects, or removing unwanted elements. Designers also use it to test ideas (e.g., try different backgrounds or textures) without redoing the entire image manually.