image-local-replacer

Pixel-level image editing on specific regions without AI redrawing is achieved by applying targeted local replacements and color corrections to predefined areas, preserving the rest of the image. This handles minor edits to documents, diagrams, and screenshots.

Yes, you can correct text or dates on a scanned document without altering the original dimensions. The process preserves the original image size, filename, and unmodified areas during targeted local replacements.

The best way to replace text in a screenshot while keeping the background intact is using predefined local replacements. This method applies pixel-level fixes to specific regions without relying on AI-driven redrawing.

To apply local replacements to an image using a configuration file, run the skill with a replacements.json configuration. This directs the pixel-level modifications to the target image.png file.

Yes, this local image modification approach works with Pillow for document correction. It leverages the Pillow dependency to execute pixel-level edits and color corrections on predefined regions of documents and diagrams.