Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for removing objects from an image stream at capture time of a digital image. For example, the disclosed system contemporaneously detects and segments objects from a digital image stream being previewed in a camera viewfinder graphical user interface of a client device. The disclosed system removes selected objects from the image stream and fills a hole left by the removed object with a content aware fill. Moreover, the disclosed system displays the image stream with the removed object and content fill as the image stream is previewed by a user prior to capturing a digital image from the image stream.

Abstract: Techniques for automatically synchronizing poses of objects in an image or between multiple images. An automatic pose synchronization functionality is provided by an image editor. The image editor identifies or enables a user to select objects (e.g., people) whose poses are to be synchronized and the image editor then performs processing to automatically synchronize the poses of the identified objects. For two objects whose poses are to be synchronized, a reference object is identified as one whose associated pose is to be used as a reference pose. A target object is identified as one whose associated pose is to be modified to match the reference pose of the reference object. An output image is generated by the image editor in which the position of a part of the target object is modified such that the pose associated with the target object matches the reference pose of the reference object.

Abstract: Techniques for automatically synchronizing poses of objects in an image or between multiple images. An automatic pose synchronization functionality is provided by an image editor. The image editor identifies or enables a user to select objects (e.g., people) whose poses are to be synchronized and the image editor then performs processing to automatically synchronize the poses of the identified objects. For two objects whose poses are to be synchronized, a reference object is identified as one whose associated pose is to be used as a reference pose. A target object is identified as one whose associated pose is to be modified to match the reference pose of the reference object. An output image is generated by the image editor in which the position of a part of the target object is modified such that the pose associated with the target object matches the reference pose of the reference object.