Fix a picture yourself in Studio: remove a background, erase, trim, crop, resize, and mirror.
Copy the words under a card and paste them to your AI, replacing anything in [brackets] with your own.
For the small flaws image generators leave behind.
Makes one color transparent everywhere in the picture, such as the flat color an object was drawn on.
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Pick the color with the eyedropper, then raise the tolerance until the edges come out clean without eating into the object.
The magic eraser erases the patch you click, and only that patch: a stray mark, a leftover label, or a background area the other tool missed. The eraser rubs out what you paint over, with a round brush of the size you choose.
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The magic eraser takes connected areas of similar color, so click once per patch.
Cuts away the empty space around an object, so its size and position in the game match what you see.
Empty margin
Trimmed
Uploads trim transparent margins automatically. Use this for pictures with a solid border color, or to leave some padding on purpose.
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Cropped
To separate several objects in one picture, ask your AI to split it: each one becomes an image of its own.
Change how big a picture is and which way it faces.
Sets an exact width and height, and whether the picture fits inside, fills, or stretches to them. You can also drag a corner of the picture.
1024 × 1024
512 × 512
A picture much bigger than it appears in the game only makes the game slower to load.
Turns the picture a quarter at a time, or mirrors it left to right or upside down, and saves it that way.
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Mirrored
To flip an object only while the game runs, for a character turning around, ask your AI instead.
When the picture is right, save it into your game.