Remove blemishes, dust spots and small marks
A spot on a portrait, sensor dust on a landscape, or a scratch on a scanned print — tiny marks need tiny masks. A small brush dab regenerates just that patch from the surrounding skin or surface. Portraits are processed on your device, never uploaded.
Last updated September 2026
Open the free eraser →How to do it
- Open the photo and zoom in to the mark.
- Set a small brush and dab over the blemish or spot.
- Erase. Fix several marks in one pass if they're far apart.
- Zoom out and compare, then download.
Tips for a cleaner result
- Keep masks small on skin — large masks can smooth out natural texture.
- Avoid masking eyes, lips or eyebrows; those features can't be reconstructed faithfully.
- This isn't a skin-smoothing or beauty filter; it only removes the spots you mark.
FAQ
Will it change my skin tone?
Only the masked pixels are regenerated, sampled from nearby skin, and blended with feathered edges, so tone generally matches. Unmasked skin is untouched.