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Fooocus Question, Clothing removal

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So I've dabbled a bit with ai generation with Fooocus. My goal was to create what was in my mind the "ideal woman". The thing that I cannot seem to do is create a character and then in a separate image remove the clothing. I was hoping there was a lora or a checkpoint that would allow me to do so, preferably with inpainting but no luck so far. Any suggestions?
 
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So I've dabbled a bit with ai generation with Fooocus. My goal was to create what was in my mind the "ideal woman". The thing that I cannot seem to do is create a character and then in a separate image remove the clothing. I was hoping there was a lora or a checkpoint that would allow me to do so, preferably with inpainting but no luck so far. Any suggestions?
I think most models have an "On-Off" LoRA which will put the two (one clothed one not) in the same image. I guess you could generate more square/widescreen and then crop each apart as one option. Might be better approaches but that should keep the face and body at least mostly similar.
 
Look for "cleaner", "magic eraser", or "generative eraser" tools. The modern versions of MS Paint and MS Photos have them; but beware that these might be using cloud services for the AI, not local generation, I don't know for certain. GIMP (sort of open source Photoshop) might work for this too (
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Other SD UIs have plugins can do this, like Cleaner for A1111 and Forge.

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Step 1: erase the clothing

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Step 2: edit as necessary
notice that the erase fucked her titty, need to do some manual work to fix that. Copied one titty onto the other and shaped to match the original image.



Step 3: inpaint



The more clothing she's wearing to start with, the more editing you're going to have to do, and the less like the original body the final output is likely to be.
 

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