
FLORA Weekly
No. 052,
Inpaint / Outpaint / Crop
Edit Where You Generate
Edit Where You Generate
This release makes FLORA a complete image creation environment—generate, then perfect without ever leaving the canvas. Split compositions into layers, paint in or out to refine and extend, and crop to focus. Plus, the editor has more indicators to keep you in flow: keyboard shortcuts surface naturally through tooltips, and essential asset context is always visible.
📦 New
Inpainting
Replace or remove elements directly on the canvas.
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Select any region and regenerate just that area. Swap out objects, fix artifacts, or erase distractions without starting over.
Outpainting
Extend your images beyond the original frame.
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Expand the canvas in any direction and let AI fill in the new space. Great for adjusting aspect ratios or giving compositions more room to breathe.
Cropping
Narrow in on what matters.
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Focus your image to the exact frame you need, right where you generated it.
Split into Layers
Turn one generation into editable pieces using Qwen’s layered edit model.
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Separate foreground, background, and objects into individual outputs so you can iterate on parts of your composition without regenerating everything. Perfect for refining hero elements while preserving what already works.
To learn more about inpainting and outpainting, visit FLORA Docs.
🤖 New Models
Gemini 3 Flash
Google’s latest speed-optimized model.
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Another option in the speed/quality tradeoff, ideal for rapid iteration when you want faster feedback loops without changing the rest of your workflow.
🧠 Improved
Keyboard shortcuts in tooltips
Hover over any toolbar item to discover its shortcut.
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Power users move faster, and new users learn speed paths naturally while they work.
Info panel visible by default
Resolution, cost, model, and other context now shows without hunting.
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Learn more about the underlying media assets you’re working with, at a glance.
Folder labels on dashboard projects
Quickly see which folder each project belongs to




