Generativ fill - is it possible to transform the generated background

Question

Unfortunately I can't find an answer to my question resp. a discussion that helps.

I have used the generative filling to get a new background for my image. KI has generated some that i like to use, but the proportions/ration of my motiv and the background don't fit. So I would like to transform either the generated background or my motiv, but I don't know if or how it is possible.

So at first I want to ask in the community is that possible?

Attached you will see three screenshots:
my original photo
my selection/masked motive
result of generative filling

Many thanks in advance for any answer/tipp.

PS:

I'm not a native speaker, but I hope you understand my question

Myra Ferguson · Accepted Answer

Yes, you can adjust the proportions of the subject to better match the generated background. The process would be the same as if you were adjusting the scale of the subject in its original background.

Here's how:

Select the layer with the subject
Duplicate that layer (Layer > New > Layer via copy)
Select the subject on the top copy of the layer using either Select Subject or the Object Selection Tool and refine the selection as needed
Invert the selection (Select > Inverse)
Create a Layer Mask based on the selection (click the 3rd icon from the left at the bottom of the Layers panel or go to Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal Selection)
Use Free Transform (Edit > Free Transform) to proportionally scale the subject to an appropriate size
Hide this layer and select the duplicate layer below it
Use Content Aware Fill, Generative Fill, the Remove Tool, and or the Clone Tool to completely remove the subject from the layer--focusing mainly on the area that will show when the subject has been scaled down

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