Figma launches new AI-powered object removal and image extension | TechCrunch
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Figma launches new AI-powered object removal and image extension | TechCrunch
"The company said that these features will save the hassle of exporting images to other tools for editing and importing them back. It added that generation models like Nano Banana are good for creating images, but users often need granular tools for editing that work without any text prompts. Figma has improved its lasso tool for selection. Now you can use it to select an object,"
"The company is also bringing an image expansion feature to its design suite. This feature is handy when you are adjusting a creative for a particular format and need to fill in the background or other details. For instance, creating a web banner or mobile banner from a 1×1 image. It essentially saves you from constantly cropping an image and adjusting elements within it. Besides adding these features, Figma is collating all its image editing tools in one toolbar for easier access."
Figma launched AI-powered image editing features that allow users to remove and isolate objects and expand images to fill backgrounds or adapt formats. The features reduce the need to export images to external tools for granular edits. The lasso tool now supports selection, removal, and isolation while preserving background and color. Selected objects can have lighting, shadow, color, and focus adjusted. An image expansion tool fills background or contextual details for different aspect ratios. All image-editing tools are consolidated into a single toolbar. The features are available on Figma Design and Draw, with broader rollout planned next year.
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