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How-toEditingBeginner 3 min
By Joey Brass · Updated Jul 18, 2026

Inpaint part of an image

Repaint a chosen area of an image from a prompt.

To inpaint part of an image in Breme, open it, paint over the region you want to change, and describe the result. Breme repaints only the marked area and blends it into the rest of the frame, leaving everything outside your selection untouched.

A region of an image repainted from a prompt
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  1. 1

    Open an image

    Open the image you want to change in the studio.

  2. 2

    Mark the area and describe it

    Paint over the region you want to change and describe the result. Everything outside your selection stays put.

    Make the cat a realistic blue shorthair

  3. 3

    Generate the fill

    Breme repaints only the marked area, blended into the rest of the frame. Drag to compare.

    Before and after inpainting the image
    BeforeAfter
  4. 4

    Keep or refine

    Re-run with a new prompt until the fill fits, then keep the result.

Common questions

What stays the same?

Everything outside your selection is left untouched. Only the region you paint over is repainted from your prompt.

Can I try more than one result?

Yes. Re-run with a new prompt until the fill fits, then keep the version you like.

How is this different from changing the whole scene?

Inpainting targets a masked area, while a whole-scene change restyles the entire frame without masking. Use inpainting for a precise, local edit.

Try it yourself

Everything here takes a few minutes in Breme.

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