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🛠️ Desaign Kontext Edit & Inpaint
A new addition to the Desaign workflow suite — this one focuses on precise inpainting with Flux Kontext, giving you more control over how you edit, replace, or enhance zones inside your image.
Unlike traditional inpainting setups that often disrupt the entire composition, this method blends Flux Kontext with smart inpaint logic to preserve the overall image while only modifying the targeted masked area. That means your colors, textures, and noise stay consistent everywhere else.
🔑 Key Features:
Flux Kontext-powered editing → use natural language to reimagine a masked area.
Preserves composition & details → instead of recalculating the whole image (changing noise, tones, or colors globally), it only edits the selected region.
Flexible control → edit small zones, swap elements, or make global adjustments seamlessly.
Side-by-side comparison → instantly see the before/after with integrated image comparer.
⚙️ How It Works:
Load your base image.
Draw a mask over the area you want to modify.
Enter a new context prompt in the Flux text box (e.g. “this is now a man mounting a polar bear”).
Run the workflow — the masked area updates while the rest of the image stays untouched.
⚠️ Notes:
Results depend not only on your prompt, but also on the type of image and the size of the inpaint zone.
If the mask is too large, Flux Kontext may sometimes refuse to apply any change at all.
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