Remove photobombers without re-taking the shot
A photobomber is usually a small figure in the background — someone walking through a landmark shot, waving behind a selfie, or half-in at the frame edge. Those small, background-sized intrusions are exactly what on-device inpainting handles best, and your untouched subject stays pixel-for-pixel identical.
Last updated September 2026
Open the free eraser →How to do it
- Load the photo in the eraser.
- Use click-to-select on the photobomber; if they're partly hidden behind your subject, finish the mask with the brush.
- Keep the brush off your main subject so their edges aren't redrawn.
- Erase, compare with the slider, and repeat for any second photobomber.
- Download the cleaned image.
Tips for a cleaner result
- Zoom in and use a smaller brush near hair and shoulders of your main subject.
- If a photobomber is cut off at the frame edge, mask right up to the edge — the fill uses the pixels inside the frame.
- Undo and redo are available if a pass looks wrong.
FAQ
Will my face or my friend's face be changed?
No. Only the pixels you mask are regenerated; everything else is copied back from the original unchanged.
Does it work on phone selfies?
Yes, in any modern mobile browser. Phones without WebGPU use the slower WASM path, so expect a few extra seconds per erase.