ImagineArt updates to version 2.0 Edit

ImagineArt 2.0 Edit updates its image editing module to let users modify scenes via text and up to three reference images without drawing manual masks.

ImagineArt is upgrading its image editing module to version 2.0, dubbed 2.0 Edit. The promise is encapsulated in a slogan adopted by the publisher, "Editing finally thinks": edit an image using a simple text description, without drawing masks, while preserving the identity of subjects and the coherence of the scene.

The tool accepts up to three reference images simultaneously, allowing the combination of a source scene, a face to preserve, and a style to apply. Style transfer can be performed from an image or a written description. Modifications can affect pixel-level details as well as complete background replacements, without degradation or artifacts, according to demonstrations released by the publisher.

The showcased examples illustrate the variety of possible transformations: substituting one character for another, converting a scene into a claymation style with added elements, complete outfit changes based on reference images, adding objects to a subject's hand, or switching environments while preserving the original movement and composition.

ImagineArt 2.0 Edit is accessible from the Edit section of imagine.art, with no credit card required for initial trials.