Step 1: Open images
First of all, load the images you want to process into Batch Inpaint. The easiest way to do this is to specify a folder with photos in the program, however you can also load individual image or images too.
Batch Inpaint is a batch version of Inpaint – photo processing and retouching tool. While removing an unwanted object from a photo with Inpaint is easy, it may still consume a lot of time if you have a whole bunch of pictures to process. Batch removal of typical objects from images is what Batch Inpaint is designed for.
Watermarks, time stamps, glitches, scratches, facial wrinkles, power lines, persons accidentally caught by the camera in the very moment of a shot and other things can be effortlessly erased from photos in automatic mode. Here is how things work:
Step 2: Define removal areas
Select an area on the picture that you want to hide or remove. The red semi-transparent rectangle identifies the processing area. You can resize it or move it to another place with your mouse.
Note, the selected area is applied to every image, so you don’t need to define it for each file manually. Also, you can switch between absolute and relative coordinates of the area with the toolbar button. Relative positioning is useful when you need to process files of varying resolution.
Step 3: Run processing
Once you run processing, the program asks you whether you want to overwrite existing files, or save modified images under different names. After that, Batch Inpaint will automatically process files one by one and remove the selected object from each picture. That’s it!
