I just want to show you a quick way to install Gradio.
Get that running so that you can do image masks, because it's something that comes up quite a bit.
So I just have this code that you can use.
Just import gradio and numpy and pil from image and then nest async here.
And then we create a mask this way.
This is going to take basically the the colors that you put on in the gradio block.
And then turn it into a black and white image for you.
So super simple code.
You don't need to worry too much about how it works, but this basically just creates an input for you
in order to draw on the image.
Gradio is like a really simple.
You can think about it that way and it has a button, so it's running on a local URL, or you can see
it running here locally.
If you want to create an image mask that just gets rid of all the head, then you could do that.
And then you just hit generate mask.
And then it's got a white image with a black background that matches exactly this.
And you can then download that and use that mask when you're doing image generation with inpainting.
So that's where it's most useful.
All right.
Hopefully you have some fun with that.
Typically people would create these masks programmatically with something like segment anything, which
we'll show you in a later module.