Cover Any Object with In-painting Generative Fill Using Affinity Photo 2

[@PhilWilkinsonMusic]

Great tutorials, thanks. I've just migrated from photoshop and I'm really impressed with Affinity Photo.

[@Z-Diode]

Wonderful! Precisely what I've been looking for for quite some time through this tutorial.

[@geofffoote1146]

Thanks for this but what is the advantage of using the fill command over just simply using Edit>Inpainting after making the selection? The shortcut for this on Windows is Alt+Backspace

[@benjfischer]

I had no idea that feature existed! Thanks!

[@KruMark]

^_^

[@starmanmia]

lmao I also had no idea,thanks so much!! x

[@darleneroach2848]

I need to learn multiple easy ways to remove simple and detailed Backgrounds since we Do Not Have A Really Simple automatic background remover YET. Affinity folks please don’t ask us to pay extra for an automatic Background remover, we should have had this tool quite sometime ago in My HUMBLE OPINION…

[@Cyber_Kriss]

What about making a request as a customer on their site ? If many people are doing this, they may consider adding that feature.

[@jenda3322]

Skvělá recenze ok👍👍

[@gracestanwell-smith3656]

How does this work with the iPad version of Affinity Photo v2, I haven’t found the fill button, only “flood fill”

[@jeanrenaudviers]

Thanks, for details.

[@MissChelle]

Cool! Is it also in designer?❤️🇦🇺

[@gvagear]

no.

[@KruMark]

Only in Affinity Photo

[@MissChelle]

Darn

[@chocolatethunnderzzdahoodbrat]

Can you show how to create a ghost mannequin effect

[@ВікторЄфремов-е2й]

😮