Remove unwanted objects from any photo
Bins, road cones, parked scooters, cables, a stray cup on the table — small distractions are what separate a snapshot from a keeper. Mark the object, erase, and only that region is regenerated; the rest of the image isn't resized or recompressed by the model.
Last updated September 2026
Open the free eraser →How to do it
- Open the photo in the eraser.
- Click the object to auto-select it, or brush over it. Add the object's shadow and reflection to the mask.
- Erase and compare with the slider.
- Repeat for other objects, then download.
Tips for a cleaner result
- Work from small to large objects — each pass gives the next one cleaner surroundings.
- Objects on repeating patterns (tiles, bricks) may leave slightly irregular lines; a second smaller pass usually helps.
- Use the Add/Remove brush modes to refine a click-to-select mask before erasing.
FAQ
How big an object can it remove?
There's no fixed size limit, but quality drops as the mask grows relative to the visible background around it. Objects that cover a small-to-medium part of the frame work best.
Do I need a powerful computer?
No. It uses WebGPU when available and falls back to WASM on other devices; it's slower there but still completes.