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How to reframe, fix, and upscale a reference image inside Blender with Any Image

Use built-in image tools to crop, repair transparency, correct perspective, and enlarge a reference.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA texture artist or concept designer who has a rough reference image that needs cleanup before use.

The problemPreparing a reference image in a separate editor adds a round trip and extra files.

The outcomeA cleaned, reframed, and upscaled image ready to use as a reference or texture in the Blender scene.

What you need first

  • Blender with the AnyImage add-on installed, following the Installation page linked in the README
  • An image on the clipboard or an existing image in the Blender file

Steps

  1. Select an existing Image Empty or paste an image into Blender.
  2. Right-click to open the Any Image menu.
  3. Choose the image tool you need: reframe, edit transparent areas, correct perspective, remove background, or upscale.
  4. Check the edited image in the 3D View before using it in a material or plane.

Prompt for your agent

Using the OmooLab/AnyImage add-on in Blender, apply the image tool <tool name> to the Image Empty <image empty name>. Expected output: an edited image in the scene. Verify the edit visually in the 3D View and confirm the source image is unchanged where required.

Caveat. The README names these image tools but does not say which tool runs on which image type or how results compare to a dedicated image editor.

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