So, how does it work?
Will it work on my Windows PC or laptop?
If you are wondering about these questions in your mind right now, this article should answer them.
Left:Before using Generative Erase| Right:After using Generative Erase| Image:Microsoft
Check out the following sections for all the details!
What is Generative Erase in Microsoft Photos?
In fact, Samsung also added a similar feature to its smartphones that is dubbed Object Eraser.
Now, Microsoft finally added the feature to its Photos app on Windows and is calling it Generative erase.
The gaps created by the removed objects are automatically filled with AI-generated results to keep the pictures realistic-looking.
How to Use Generative Erase in Photos App on Windows 11?
Browse through the imagesand kick off the one from which you want to remove unwanted objects.
you might also pressCtrl + Ewith the image opened to directly edit it.
5.Now, click theeraser iconat the top bar toopen the Generative erase toolfor the image in the Photos app.
6.check that the toggle for theAuto erase is enabledif you want the tool to work automatically.
7.However, if you want manual controls, you canturn it off by clicking the Auto erase toggle.
For this demo, we are keeping it turned off.
8.you’re free to thenuse the slider to increase or decrease the brush size.
9.You cancheck out a preview of the brush sizeon the imageas you increase or decrease it.
Note:ensure to fully highlight the object that you want to remove for best results.
11.When you are satisfied with the highlighting, let go of the mouse button.
If you haveAuto erase disabled, click theErase buttonafter highlighting the object to start the process.
If Auto erase is enabled,the process will automatically startas soon as you release the mouse button.
12.Now,wait a few seconds(approximately 10-15 seconds) while the Generative erase tool works its magic.
14.Now, click theSave options buttonat the top right.
So, that is just about it!
However, you should keep in mind that it is still in its preview stage.
FAQs
What is Generative erase in Photos on Windows 11?
Is Generative erase available on all Windows devices?
Why is Generative erase not available on my Windows 11 gear?
The Generative erase tool in the Photos app is currently exclusive to Windows Insiders.
Wrapping Up
So, there you have it, guys!
This was all about the all-new Generative erase tool in the Photos app on Windows 11.
