Adding the ability to move the cut objects added to Output

[NEKolev]

Have you thought about adding the ability for the cut objects to be able to move. For example, aligning, rotating, zooming in, zooming out from each other, and so on.

[pricklygorse]

I've considered it, and have an experimental version which can add object as layers which can be moved and individually styled, but I'm not sure the current workflow is the best way to implement something like that. I built the app around making a perfect cutout by combining outputs from multiple free models to get around their individual strengths and weaknesses. Then this cutout can be used in external programs like photoshop, illustrator, inkscape etc. Now I've added a few effects and features, its getting a bit muddy whether it should be a playground for free background removal models, or a image editor with advanced background removal (like photoroom).

For example, when I start making the cutout into layers and multiple objects, with the current UI and workflow, it can get quite confusing what object/layer you are working on. If I click an area on the original image to add to the output object which has been moved, where does it go? Place it where I clicked in absolute coordinates or on the same relative position to the moved object? I guess to move towards this direction I'd need a single canvas UI, and each cutout object needs to be editable in a popup maybe where i can run the current workflow of adding, subtracting, refining masks. But I dont really have the time at the moment for another rewrite, especially when the current workflow is still a bit unusual

[NEKolev]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. It sounds logical. I completely agree that the work should be made as easy as possible, which is what the program is designed for.

I'm just throwing out ideas based on how I'm using the program at the moment. It's just more convenient to do most things in one software.

[pricklygorse]

Its cool, keep throwing out suggestions. Agree would be easier in one program, but with the export to clipboard button, pasting into something else should be fairly seamless as an alternative for now