Generative Fill
Paint over the part of a picture that came out wrong, say what should be there in plain words, and only that part is drawn again.
How to use it
- Open a picture from Clean Up Panels or Fit to Frame.
- Pick Gen Fill from the tools on the left.
- Paint over the part you want changed. Paint a little wider than the problem.
- Say what should be there. Describe the thing, not the mistake: “the alley wall continuing, same bricks and shadow”, “his left hand, fingers closed around the hilt”.
- Run it. The new version takes the place of the old one, and one step back in the file's history undoes it.
Only the part you painted changes. Everything else stays exactly as it was, so you can do several repairs on one picture.
How it reads your words
OneReward is an inpainter: the painted area is emptied before it sees it, so there is nothing left to point at. Describe what should be there — “the alley wall, same bricks and shadow”, “his left hand, fingers closed around the hilt”. A sentence about the mistake (“remove the third arm”) asks it for a third arm, so describe the replacement instead.
If you are removing something and the fill keeps inventing a replacement, use Clone. Copy the background from next to the problem and paint it over. It is free and it cannot invent anything.
When it goes wrong
Asking OneReward to remove something over a plain background can go badly. It may draw something new there instead of leaving it plain.
When that happens, use Clone. Copy the background from next to the problem and paint it over. It is free and it cannot invent anything.
What it costs
One repair is one small job, and it costs about 6 to 30 credits. The price is on the run button before you start. See Plans & credits.
Last updated 2026-09-26. Prices here are guides from our own runs. The price on the run button is what you pay.