I am working on a small creative project here in Berlin and found some great open-source images, but some of them had distracting text overlays or date stamps. I needed to get rid of them without leaving a messy blur on the textures. I tested the AI Object Remover on the Overchat site yesterday. It is quite precise - it managed to fill in the background colors and patterns perfectly. It is good for anyone doing basic graphic design or social media work without wanting to pay for heavy software. Is there a better way to do this or is AI pretty much the standard now for quick edits? I was surprised at how much better it is compared to the old "healing" tools I used to use a few years ago.
I am working on a small creative project here in Berlin and found some great open-source images, but some of them had distracting text overlays or date stamps. I needed to get rid of them without leaving a messy blur on the textures. I tested the AI Object Remover on the Overchat site yesterday. It is quite precise - it managed to fill in the background colors and patterns perfectly. It is good for anyone doing basic graphic design or social media work without wanting to pay for heavy software. Is there a better way to do this or is AI pretty much the standard now for quick edits? I was surprised at how much better it is compared to the old "healing" tools I used to use a few years ago.