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The processing selector above the canvas controls the page scope and stages. Start with the smallest scope that covers the work.

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Choose a scope

Process the page currently shown on the canvas.

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Choose stages

Select any non-empty set of stages, then choose Run. Selected stages follow this dependency order: Detection creates regions and removal masks. OCR reads those regions. Translation writes target text. Inpainting reconstructs artwork under the lettering.
Omitted prerequisites are not added automatically. Include detection or OCR when a later stage needs fresh input. Run through Inpainting means detection plus inpainting; it does not include OCR or translation.
The Process menu also offers Run through Detection, OCR, and Translation for common stage groups.

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Follow progress and stop work

Only one processing job runs at a time. The activity center shows the page, stage, model, completed work, and failures. Each stage commits when it finishes. Completed work remains available if a later stage fails. Stopping prevents new work from starting; a native call already in progress returns at a safe boundary. Its result is discarded if stop was requested before the commit. Stages with no applicable input complete without inference. A page with no detected text does not need OCR or translation.
Rerunning a derived stage replaces its output in the selected scope. Review manual corrections before rerunning detection or OCR over the same elements.
Continue with text review or cleanup.