Editing operation module of picture editing interactive graphical user interface for electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Editing operation module for an interactive graphical user interface for image editing in electronic devices. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are: the parts within the graphical user interface, with the area outside the dotted lines being the protected area. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 front view. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Purpose of the graphical user interface: Used for image editing interaction; protected local areas are used for simultaneous intelligent recognition and manual editing of multiple images. 7. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: In Design 1, users can click on any uploaded image below the preview module of the main view interface of Design 1 to select the image and display it in the preview module, or click on any area recognition option below the uploaded image to perform area recognition operation on the image in the preview module, or click on the edit icon in the selected area recognition option to perform custom selection operation. The human-computer interaction description for Design 2 is the same as that for Design 1. In Design 3, users can switch uploaded images by swiping the images in the preview module of the Design 3 main view interface, or they can click any area recognition option below the preview module to perform area recognition on the images in the preview module, or they can click the edit icon in the selected area recognition option to perform a custom selection operation. In Design 4, users can click any editing control at the bottom of the preview module of the main view interface to perform corresponding custom adjustments to the image selection area, or click any uploaded image below the preview module to select the image and display it in the preview module, or click any area recognition option below the uploaded image to perform area recognition on the image in the preview module. In Design 5, users can click on any uploaded image at the top of the main view interface to select the image and display it in the preview module. Alternatively, they can click on any editing control below the preview module to perform custom adjustments to the selected area of ​​the image. Or, they can click on any area recognition option below the custom selection editing control to perform area recognition on the image in the preview module. In Design 6, when a user clicks the "Any Area Recognition" option above the "Confirm" control on the Design 6 main view interface, the corresponding area recognition operation can be performed on the image in the preview module, presenting the interface change from the Design 6 main view to the Design 6 interface state diagram. In Design 7, when a user clicks the checkmark control in the lower right corner of the Design 7 main view interface, they can complete the operation of custom selection area, and the interface changes from the Design 7 main view to the Design 7 interface state diagram. In Design 8, when a user swipes left across the preview module of the Design 8 main view interface, the image upload switch operation can be performed. The positioning point below the preview module also switches accordingly, showing the interface change from the Design 8 main view to the Design 8 interface state diagram. In Design 9, when a user clicks the "Invert Selection" control in the Design 9 main view interface, they can select the area outside the currently selected image area, showing the interface changes from the Design 9 main view to the Design 9 interface state diagram. In Design 10, when a user clicks the edit icon in the recognition option selected above the "Confirm" control on the Design 10 main view interface, they can perform a custom selection operation on the image in the preview module, presenting the interface change from the Design 10 main view to the Design 10 interface state diagram.

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