Bria Eraser
Bria Eraser removes selected content from a photograph and generates image detail to fill the affected area. It takes a source image and a mask: the image provides the scene context, and the mask identifies where removal and reconstruction should happen.
The generated fill accounts for surrounding lighting, perspective, and texture. Edits are localized to the marked region, keeping the surrounding composition in place. This makes the model suited to cleanup work where the photograph already has the desired subject and arrangement, with particular elements selected for removal.
What it's good for
Product photographers can remove distracting props from a tabletop scene, while portrait editors can clear background clutter around a subject. Advertising designers can clean a photograph before incorporating it into a layout. It also supports preparation for further retouching or compositing, such as clearing an area of a scene that will later receive a separate design element.
