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Free mode

Last updated 2 days ago

By default, video inpaint is restricted by control type so that the inpainted object will maintain the pose or shape of the original video

If you want to completely change the structure of the inpainted object, you can use free mode to ignore the control type.

Here is the example of what free mode can achieve:

Now, the inpainted object won't be restricted by the pose or shape. We can turn the red car into tiger, horse or woman.

Check the "Free mode" box