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Background Generator
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Create

Background Generator

Adds backgrounds to images to turn studio photos to destination photoshoots

1

Select Tool

If not already selected, choose Background Generator from the model selection dropdown at the top of the Create module.

2

Upload Image

Your first Reference Image is required to use Background Generator.

Your Reference Image should have a model or person with a neutral, clear background (example: studio backdrop, solid color background).

Uploading a reference image

Choosing the Right Reference Image

Yes!
Background Generator works with images where there is a model isolated on neutral background.
Full body shots of a person work best.
No
Background Generator does not work when there are items in the background.
3

Write a Prompt

General Tips

Clarity and Precision: Describe the background in detail, add in notes about location and lighting.

Tone: Aim for a descriptive tone with your prompts, avoiding command words such as “add”, “create”, “transform”, “change”. Be repetitive! Use repetition to reinforce details that may be missed.

Dimensions: The output will be the same dimensions as the input.

Describe the Product

We recommend prompts at least 5 words long. Describe exactly what you would like to see.

Writing a prompt

Characteristic
Examples
Location
avatar description
beach bar in Tahiti with white sand
yoga studio
Lightning / Time of Day
on a perfect sunny day
at night
Other
the atmosphere is lively and tropical

Prompt Examples

Format
Location
Lighting / Time of Day
Other
Describe the location in as much detail as you like. Include notes about the lighting and/or time of day. Add in details about the atmosphere or mood.
A beach bar in Tahiti on white sand on a sunny perfect day. The atmosphere is lively and tropical.
Yoga studio with bright light streaming through windows.
Storefronts in Tokyo at night with neon signs.
4

Optional Background Reference Image

You have the option to upload a reference image to inspire the background generation.

The platform will use the style and colors of the reference image to influence the outputs, but will not duplicate it exactly.

Example

Reference Image + Model = Output

Note that the reference image influences the output, but is not replicated exactly.

5

Choose Padding

You have the option to choose the Composition of your image.

The presets allow you to choose between different padding options that dictate how the background image is padded around the original subject.

Padding Examples
All Around surrounds the subject on all sides.
Right and Left extend the scene in those directions.
Top adds padding to the top of the image.
Above and Below adds space at the top and bottom.
6

Save Options

The three dots next to the download arrow hold many options you can choose to keep working on your image.

Option
Description
Open in Image Editor
Opens the chosen image in the Edit module.
Upscale Resolution
Increases resolution to 4K.
Enhance Image
Doubles the resolution and adds more contrast and shadows.
Remove Background
Deletes the background of the image, leaving the model.
Regenerate
Regenerates just the chosen image.
Reverse Image Search
Instructions on how to use Google Lens to search for similar images.
Save to Library
Saves the image to your personal cloud library in Raspberry.
Export to Miro
Exports the chosen image to a Miro board.