FLORA: inpainting can now reference an image of the canvas

FLORA introduces canvas-based inpainting, allowing users to reference existing images with the @-mention tool for more consistent and precise AI editing.

FLORA adds another string to its inpainting bow: retouching can now draw upon any image already present on the canvas, rather than a written description. In the prompt, you type @, select an image, and the model uses it as a visual reference to repaint the desired area.

The advantage is to achieve greater consistency. Instead of describing the desired outcome and hoping for accuracy, you directly point to the element to preserve—whether it's a product, a character, or a style—and only modify what needs to be. The underlying principle remains that of a canvas where visuals feed off each other, with the @-mention serving as a connecting thread between them.