Let’s examine the panel that opens when you click on the GenErase tool and find out everything you can do in this tool:

• Undo and Redo arrows: undo and redo the results you’ve achieved.
• Information icon: learn more about GenErase and what it can do.
• Preview icon: observe the outcomes before and after by clicking the preview icon, represented by an eye symbol.
• Zoom feature: adjust your view using the zoom slider or the left and right bracket keys to magnify or shrink the view of the image.
• Select: when you need to replace an object, activate the “select” option, fine-tune the brush size, and paint over the region you wish to substitute. It’s advisable to be generous with your selection, providing the tool with more intricate details to enhance accuracy.
• Deselect: once an object is selected, enable the “deselect” option, refine the brush size, and paint over the area you want to exclude from the selection.
• Reset selection: Following the application of GenErase, the object remains selected. If the desired outcome isn’t achieved, you can reapply the erase tool by selecting it again. If you wish to erase a different object, reset the current selection and create a new one.
• Erase button: Use it to apply GenErase and eliminate the selected object while also intelligently replacing unwanted visual distractions in your images. You can continue to select the erase button to cycle through different outcomes, fine-tuning your edits until you achieve the desired result.
• Cancel button: If you opt not to implement the alterations, simply click the cancel button.
• Save button: When you’re satisfied with the results that GenErase provides, click the save button to confirm the changes. This will generate a new image saved in TIF format, renamed with the added “GENERASE” extension, and added to the Generative Creations