Today I learned that MacOS can remove backgrounds from images, much like remove.bg does.
All you need to do is right-click an image and select Quick Actions > Remove Background.
For example, it turned this image
into this one:
Today I learned that MacOS can remove backgrounds from images, much like remove.bg does.
All you need to do is right-click an image and select Quick Actions > Remove Background.
For example, it turned this image
into this one:
Insightview is a modern web application that streamlines the interview workflow for journalists. By leveraging AssemblyAI's LeMUR and Universal-2 technology, it transforms raw interview recordings into structured, actionable content, dramatically reducing the time from recording to publication.
Key Features:
🎥 Audio/video file upload with real-time preview
🗣️ Advanced transcription with speaker identification
⭐ Automatic highlight extraction of key moments
✍️ AI-powered article draft generation
📤 Export interview's subtitles in VTT format
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Top comments (4)
Love those tips that leverage built-in features people often miss.
I wonder how many other functions like this one are hidden on MacOS. Haha. Thank you!
Seems like they need to imprive their UX, I never noticed this! And thank you!
Wait... what? I didn't know, thank you so much for sharing!
I just gave it a try on a picture and the result is really good. That's amazing, thanks again :D