On the Web you will find plenty of tutorials on how to create a model for Inpaint, how to automatically redraw/redraw.... even how to change clothes :)

But an automaton... is just an automaton, where is the artist's soul? :)

Why "manual inpaint"? A habit I still have from my days using the A1111. With "manual inpaint" I have very much control over where and what is to be created. It's a matter of choosing the parameters so that the added section doesn't look like it was cut with scissors from another image and pasted in Microsoft Paint ;)

I used this checkpoint: Magical woman - v7 fp16 | Stable Diffusion Checkpoint | Civitai

My workflow for "manual inpainting" is really clear and easy to use:

I was save images only when i find good creation, then load them and change section to repair.

Now, step by step...

Initial image:

Now adding ONE angel wing (with my Angel LoRA):

Repair (a bit) left hand (woman,s right hand )

Adding a wound after a wing lost in battle:

Repair right hand:

Upscale to 2K:

Finally i switch to my Supir workflow to make 2K and 4K version. This add details too.

With this wf u can use section to face swap too.

Nice?

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