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Convert mask to RGB image with specified colors for masked and background areas, aiding AI artists in visualizing and manipulating mask data creatively.
The Mask To Image (mtb) node is designed to convert a mask (alpha channel) into an RGB image by applying a specified color to the masked areas and a different color to the background. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to visualize or manipulate mask data in a more intuitive and colorful way. By transforming the mask into an RGB image, you can easily integrate it into your creative workflows, making it easier to see the masked regions and apply further image processing techniques. The node ensures that the mask is accurately represented in the final image, providing a clear distinction between the masked and unmasked areas.
The mask
parameter is the input mask that you want to convert into an RGB image. This mask is typically a grayscale image where the intensity of each pixel represents the degree of masking. The mask helps define which areas of the image will be colored and which will remain as the background.
The color
parameter specifies the color that will be applied to the masked areas of the image. This parameter allows you to choose any color to represent the masked regions, making it easier to visualize and distinguish them from the background. The color should be provided in a format that the node can interpret, such as a hex code.
The background
parameter defines the color that will be applied to the unmasked areas of the image. By default, this is set to black (#000000
), but you can choose any color to suit your needs. This parameter helps in creating a clear contrast between the masked and unmasked regions, enhancing the overall visibility of the mask.
The IMAGE
output parameter is the resulting RGB image that has been generated from the input mask. This image will have the specified color applied to the masked areas and the background color applied to the unmasked areas. The output image is in RGB format, making it suitable for further processing or integration into your creative projects.
color
and background
parameters.<mode>
#FF0000
for red).© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.