Inpainting: bad result on single color background, which severely impairs inpainting's power for designers

[lanyusan]

I have been trying to use Fooocus inpainting to accelerate design prototyping. One use case is to use inpainting to draw images on a unfolded coffee cup for packaging designs.

The unfolded base image of coffee cup is as below, which has pure white background.

Current inpainting output is very much influenced by existing pxiels under inpainting mask. In this case, the pixels are all white.

I wish Fooocus has this parameter that sets influence of existing pixels on inpainting, which would make it a great tool for product poster designers or packaging designers, who often need to inpaint on single color background.

[lanyusan]

Or maybe can add a paste mode that generates image with zero influence from existing pixels and pastes generated images' mask area to the base image.

[jonathanmiser9]

This could also be handled via image segmentation, right?

[xhoxye]

You can try using a png with alpha channel transparency

[mashb1t]

Would this be solved by using the inpaint mask features https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus/pull/529 or https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus/pull/1645?

[mashb1t]

@jonathanmiser9 @lanyusan bump

[mashb1t]

Closing as stale, feel free to reopen when providing new information.