Text Behind Subject
Text Behind any Subject, Runs on your machine No upload.
What it does
Drop in a photo or a video and put text behind the subject. Segmentation, repair and MP4 export all run on your own machine — no upload, no account, no API key.
Segmentation, repair and video export all run on your own machine. No upload, no account, no API key. Text behind Runs on your machine No upload. No account. No API key. any subject Drop a photo. The subject is cut out, the text goes behind it. Six segmentation models, picked automatically from what your browser can do. Depth mode Repair Image fill Pick regions Video Knockout / Privacy & provenance Local-first Nothing leaves your browser Segmentation, repair and video encoding all run on your own hardware. The models are downloaded once and cached, and after that the page works with the network off. Depth mode No single subject? Occlude by distance instead Paint the cutout by hand — no…from textbehind.luminousdigitalvisions.com
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