Overview
Flux Fill Pro is a professional inpainting and outpainting model built for image editors who need results that hold up under scrutiny. Upload a photo, paint over the area you want changed, describe what should appear there, and the model fills it in with texture, lighting, and color that match the surrounding pixels. A product photographer can erase a stray shadow; a designer can extend a narrow banner image to fit a wider format. You run it all on Picasso IA without installing software or writing a single line of code.
How It Works
- Upload your image (JPEG, PNG, GIF, or WebP) and add a black-and-white mask to mark the area you want edited. Black pixels are preserved; white pixels get replaced.
- Write a text prompt describing what should appear in the edited region. For outpainting, a minimal prompt works well since the model reads the existing scene.
- Select an outpaint preset if you want to extend the image beyond its edges: zoom out 1.5x or 2x, make it square, or add space on any single side.
- Adjust diffusion steps (more steps, finer detail) and the guidance scale (higher value, tighter match to your prompt) to shape how the fill behaves.
- Click generate. Download the finished image in JPG or PNG format, watermark-free and ready to use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this?
No, just open Flux Fill Pro on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Picasso IA gives you free credits on signup so you can run test edits before choosing a plan. No credit card is required to get started.
How long does it take to get results?
At the default 50 steps, most edits finish in under 30 seconds. Raising the step count to 80 or higher adds detail but extends processing time in proportion.
What output formats are supported?
You can export in JPG or PNG. PNG is lossless and supports transparency; JPG produces smaller files that are easier to share or upload.
Can I customize how closely the fill matches my prompt?
Yes. The guidance scale balances prompt adherence against natural-looking output. A higher value locks the fill closer to your description; a lower value gives the model more latitude to blend with the existing image tones.
What happens if I'm not happy with the result?
Set a fixed seed to reproduce the same composition, then refine your prompt or mask and regenerate. If the blend still looks off, reducing the guidance scale often helps the fill match the surrounding area more naturally.
Where can I use the edited images?
The output carries no watermarks. You can use it in client deliverables, social media posts, print layouts, or any other project without restrictions.
