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ART-HISTORY NODE / 259 · 2024-10-22

Canvas / Magic Fill / Extend

Canvas / Magic Fill / Extend

Ideogram

Introduction

Infinite-canvas editing consolidates generation, inpainting and outpainting into one visual workspace.

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Selection-editing example from the official Ideogram Canvas tutorial, retaining the selection and handles. The capture is not separately dated and should not be read as a launch-day screenshot.View full image ↗

Selection-editing example from the official Ideogram Canvas tutorial, retaining the selection and handles. The capture is not separately dated and should not be read as a launch-day screenshot.

Ideogram documentation; example phil_ozoff · Rights remain with the respective holders; reproduction does not imply an open licence

Source · Canvas Overview | Ideogram ↗

RESEARCH ACCOUNT

A canvas brings generation and local revision into one space.

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Release and use

Ideogram Canvas places images in a workspace for continued operations, including Magic Fill and Extend. Its documentation distinguishes selected areas, generation windows and result information. The event concerns a working interface, not simply another foundation model.

Section sources: Canvas Overview

Change in creative practice

Moving from whole-image regeneration to selected-area revision changes the granularity of direction. Space outside the image can also become material for generation. Before-and-after relationships show what was retained, extended or replaced; the finished image alone conceals these local decisions.

Section sources: Canvas Overview

Sources for this account

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Official canvas-operation documentation read; the date follows the research master’s release record.

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https://about.ideogram.ai/canvas

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Provenance, translation & verification

Timeline entry #259 · Product feature

Research materials & supplement references · 1

GenAI Visual Release Chronology Research Master · p. 24 · R128
Date as recorded: 2024-10-22
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