Is it really free to remove objects from photos?

The free browser eraser is coming soon and will have no limit and no sign-up. Today you can use the AI Object Remover, which runs on our servers, costs 4 credits and accepts the free credits you get when you sign up.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

The upcoming free eraser will run entirely in your browser, so the image will stay on your device. The AI Object Remover uploads the photo to process it, and uploads are deleted after 7 days.

People in the background, power lines, trash, stains, logos, date stamps and text all work well. Smaller objects on simple backgrounds give the cleanest results.

What image formats are supported?

PNG, JPEG and WebP up to 20 MB. On an iPhone, HEIC photos are converted automatically in Safari.

Will the free eraser be slower the first time?

Yes. The first time, your browser will download the AI model. After that it is cached, so later edits start faster.

The filled area looks blurry. What can I do?

Try a slightly larger brush stroke that covers shadows too, or run the same photo through the AI Object Remover, which uses a larger model.

Will there be a watermark?

No. Erased photos are downloaded without a watermark.

Remove Object from Photo

Brush over what you don't want and the AI fills in the gap. The AI Object Remover works today; a free in-browser eraser is coming soon.

Free
Runs in your browser
Your photo stays on your device

This free in-browser tool is coming soon.

Try AI Object Remover now

How it works

1
Upload a photo
Drop in a PNG, JPEG or WebP image, paste it from your clipboard, or click to choose a file.
2
Brush over the object
Paint over the person, sign, cable or text you want gone, plus a small margin around it.
3
Erase and download
The AI fills the area with matching background. Download the result or send it to another tool.

Why people use it

Free eraser coming soon

The upcoming browser eraser will cost nothing, have no daily limit and need no account.

Private browser version

The browser eraser will run the AI model on your device, so the image is never uploaded to our servers.

Simple brush control

Mark exactly what to remove with a brush. No layers, selections or clone stamps to learn.

AI Object Remover available now

Remove large objects or clean up busy backgrounds today with the AI Object Remover for 4 credits.

No watermark

Your cleaned-up photo downloads without any mark added.

What it's good for

Use this tool to remove objects from photos without opening a full photo editor. Typical jobs are clearing tourists out of a travel shot, deleting a trash can or a stray cable from a product photo, hiding a date stamp, or taking text off a screenshot. You paint over the object, and the AI fills that area with background that matches what's around it.

The free eraser, coming soon, uses MI-GAN, a compact inpainting model that runs directly in your browser. That's why it will be free and private: nothing is sent to a server, and there's no limit on how many photos you clean up. Until it launches, use the AI Object Remover.

Tips for a clean result

Cover the whole object. Include its shadow and any reflection, or the AI may rebuild them.
Go a little past the edges. A small margin around the object blends better than a tight outline.
Work in passes. For several objects, remove one at a time and check the result before the next.
Zoom in to check. Look at the filled area at full size, especially on faces, patterns and straight lines.

Free eraser vs. AI Object Remover

The free eraser is meant for small and medium objects on fairly simple backgrounds like sky, walls, sand or grass. For large objects, people close to the camera, or detailed backgrounds such as brick, text or crowds, the AI Object Remover gives a more convincing fill. It runs a larger model on our servers and costs 4 credits. Neither version adds a watermark, and you can send the result straight to the Image Upscaler or Generative Fill to keep editing.

Limitations

The AI invents what was hidden behind the object, so it can't recover details that were never in the photo. Repeating patterns, lettering and faces behind the removed object may come out soft or slightly different. When that happens, try a smaller area, or switch to the AI Object Remover.