Midjourney Vary (Region): the first look at the new Inpainting feature
<p>Midjourney <em>just </em>released a new exciting inpainting feature called the Vary (Region) today.</p>
<p>After you have upscaled an image, it will appear alongside the Vary (Strong) and Vary (Subtle) buttons.</p>
<p>It is recommended that you use the <code>/remix </code>mode to edit the prompt and make changes for the best inpainting results. To activate the <code>/remix</code> mode, type <code>/remix</code>. To deactivate, re-type <code>/remix</code>.</p>
<p><strong>Key points about Vary (Region)</strong></p>
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<li>After clicking the Vary (Region) button, an editor will appear. This allows you to choose which areas of the image to do the inpainting.</li>
<li>You can select one or more regions using the Rectangle and/or Lasso tools.</li>
<li>To fine-tune your selection, use both the Rectangle and Lasso tools.</li>
<li>It’s easier to select a large area with the Rectangle tool first. Then, refine the edge with the Lasso tool.</li>
<li>The editor has no “subtract” function.</li>
<li>On the top left of the editor, there is an Undo button. To deselect the selected area, click Undo.</li>
<li>After selecting the region where you want to change/do the inpainting, edit the prompt (e.g., add “wearing glasses,” or “wearing earrings”) in the text entry area.</li>
<li>Press ENTER to submit your change. (You can also click on the small and round arrow button at the bottom right of the editor.)</li>
<li>If you’re not happy with your inpainting results, reroll to see what else is available. Rerolls after inpainting will only affect the selected/edited region.</li>
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