ClipDrop learned how to draw on images - like the new AI in Photoshop, but for free

StabilityAi has added the ability to draw images in the ClipDrop online editor. The new feature, called Uncrop, literally expands the boundaries of the picture, offering various options for filling the space.

ClipDrop works similarly to Generative Fill from Adobe in Photoshop - based on artificial intelligence that recognizes the scene and selects ways to complement it. We tried to expand a number of images, and this is what came of it.

For simple tasks where the background should be more or less uniform, ClipDrop does a great job.

And here the service even figured out how to finish the car.

The more details, the more artifacts and "fantasies". But it still looks acceptable.

It is important to select images in high quality, because with "soap" there will be "soap".

The pictures are also in order, but for a smooth transition, it is sometimes worth trimming the edges of the image before uploading.

A different story with something out of the ordinary. ClipDrop can draw something strange, but sometimes it turns out funny.

Another version of the Joker.

And here is a completely free fantasy.

You can use Uncrop for free and without authorization, but there is a limit on the number of downloaded pictures (already expanded) - you can only get 10. And to download, authorization will be required, for example, through a Google account.

You can remove the restriction with a subscription that gives you access to many other ClipDrop features, including including removing text and watermarks from images, replacing the background of objects, increasing resolution, and so on. Further.

To try Uncrop, go to ClipDrop website and just upload the image file. Next, click Next when choosing a size.

After that, options for drawing in the carousel will be offered - you can scroll through them, choosing the right one. To download, click the Download button.

Try it and share the results in the comments.

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