Microsoft Paint is to receive Adobe Photoshop-style AI features in the form of Generative Fill and Generative Erase.
, Microsoft Paint has defied the odds. It continues to receive Adobe Photoshop-style AI features the latest being Generative Fill and Generative Erase.
Just like the Adobe Photoshop tool of the same name, Generative Fill on Microsoft Paint will allow users to “paint” over specific areas of an image to edit. Once selected, a text prompt can be entered to introduce a new element into the pictures. Generative Erase will work like the Spot Healing Brush Tool in Photoshop, allowing users to remove objects from an image. Once an area is selected, the unwanted element will vanish from the picture using the magic of AI editing.
Observers of Microsoft Paint might have already seen this coming, the legendary app has been receiving Photoshop-like updates throughout 2024. Last monthwhich can detect and isolate the subject of an image, allowing users to remove the background with a single click. Also in September, Paint gotallowing the user to “stack shapes, text, and other image elements on top of each other.
“We have implemented content credentials, and provenance based on the C2PA standard, to help users identify AI generated Images. Images generated with Image Creator will contain C2PA manifest helping users identify that it is an AI generated image,” says Microsoft.that Microsoft’s Photos app will also get the same Generative Erase tool coming to Paint as well as a new Super Resolution feature which uses AI to upscale low resolution images.
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