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Filling a Transparent Checkerboard Into a Whole Photo
The checkerboard patch used to be empty, and now it has to be imagined back in — whether the seam is handled well shows at a glance.
✍️ The quality of this kind of work comes down entirely to the seam — the filled-in section has to align perfectly with the original lighting and perspective, and if the checkerboard's edge is still visible as a line, the patch hasn't done its job.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
Fill in whatever the transparent checkerboard areas are hiding and rebuild the image into one complete, visually coherent photo — no visible seams between the original and the reconstructed parts.
