Once an image is out, the next thing you usually want is to change the picture itself — extend it, swap one part of it, take something out, keep only the subject. In DOTV all four live under the Edit dropdown in the image node's toolbar, with no round trip through another app. None of them touches the original: each one creates a node to the right of it to hold the result, with a wire running over from the original, so every version you go through while creating an AI video is kept.
The label on that button follows you around: it starts out as Upscale, and once you have used Repaint it reads Repaint. These four often come one after another, so this saves you hunting through the same catch-all every time.
Select an image that has finished generating and a toolbar floats above it. The button with the arrow on the right is this group, and it opens seven: Upscale, Outpaint, Repaint, Erase, Cut out, then after a divider Element edit and Layer split. Upscale is covered in 3.4; Crop is not in this dropdown — it has its own button in the row of icons on the right of the toolbar (also 3.4).
All four produce a new image rather than editing in place, so each one costs credits and each one waits on the model. The original stays exactly as it was on the canvas.
| What you want | Which one | What you do first |
|---|---|---|
| The frame is too small, extend it | Outpaint | Drag a box on the image that may run past the original. What the box covers is the extended canvas; the original part stays put. |
| Replace one part of the frame | Repaint | Paint over the part you want changed, then write a line about what goes there. |
| Take something out of the frame | Erase | Paint over the part you want gone and it runs — nothing to write. |
| Keep the subject, drop the background | Cut out | Nothing to prepare, it starts the moment you click. |
The mask layer comes with Brush / Marquee / Eraser, a width slider and undo/redo; the outpaint layer lets you drag the box out past the image in any direction. Both put a confirmation bar along the bottom of the frame, cancel on the left and submit on the right (with what this will cost in credits).