Online AI Object Eraser: Remove People, Clutter and Unwanted Objects

Common work scenariosRemove several passersby behind a destination promo portrait. Brush over each separately and reduce the brush size near the main subject's outline.

PreparationBrush over each of the three bystanders and their ground shadows behind the person. Use a smaller brush near the main subject’s hair and dress edges.

Remove the marked bystanders and ground shadows, filling in the white buildings, steps, and stone path behind them. Preserve the foreground person’s face, hair, floral dress, pose, sunset, and original composition. Add no other visitors.

Check the resultCheck hair edges, shoulders, and step seams carefully. Previously hidden scenery is inferred by AI.

Common work scenariosRemove a visible data cable and plug from a desk product photo while keeping the computer.

PreparationBrush along the cable, including its connectors.

Remove the marked cable and connectors, filling in continuous wood grain. Preserve the laptop on the left, coffee cup, and lighting.

Check the resultDo not mistake the laptop’s edge for cable and remove it.

Everyday / creative scenariosRemove litter from grass in an outdoor photo, restoring the grass blades and shadows afterward.

PreparationBrush over the scrap paper and its contact shadow on the grass.

Remove the marked white scrap paper from the grass and restore natural grass blades and small shadows. Preserve the nearby stone path and add no flowers or objects.

Check the resultGrass blades should not form repeated patches.

Common work scenariosRemove temporary wall stickers from a room photo without affecting the wall art.

PreparationSelect only the temporary sticker, avoiding existing wall decorations.

Remove the marked round colored sticker. Restore the light gray wall’s subtle texture and lighting gradient, preserving the wooden-framed artwork and wall corner.

Check the resultCheck for remaining sticker outlines or color marks.

Common work scenariosRemove a used tissue at the edge of a meal photo while preserving the food on the plate.

PreparationBrush over the tissue and its shadow, avoiding plate edges.

Remove the marked crumpled tissue and restore the tablecloth’s fine weave. Preserve plates, cutlery, and food, keeping food quantities unchanged.

Check the resultPlate edges should remain intact and the tablecloth texture should look natural.

Common work scenariosRemove a temporary plastic stool from a courtyard photo, filling in the wall and ground behind it.

PreparationSelect the entire plastic stool and its ground shadow.

Remove the marked blue plastic stool and continue the stone ground and white wall behind it. Preserve the potted plant on the left and keep ground perspective consistent.

Check the resultCheck shadows from the stool legs and reflected color on the wall.

Common work scenariosRemove packaging scraps beside a product without changing the product outline.

PreparationSelect the loose packaging paper without including the product.

Remove the marked kraft paper scraps and restore a clean light gray surface. Preserve the white ceramic vase and its shadow, without changing the product outline.

Check the resultProduct edges and the original product shadow must remain.

Everyday / creative scenariosRemove keys from a windowsill close-up while preserving the plant pot and wood grain.

PreparationBrush over the keys on the windowsill.

Remove the marked keys and restore the windowsill’s wood grain and natural reflections. Preserve the pot, window frame, and outside view.

Check the resultCheck for remnants of metallic reflections.

Everyday / creative scenariosRemove a discarded plastic bottle from a beach travel photo while preserving the sand texture and shells.

PreparationSelect the discarded plastic bottle and its shadow on the sand.

Remove the marked plastic bottle and restore fine sand grains and natural contours. Preserve shells, the wave edge, and the sea. Add no footprints.

Check the resultFine sand texture should not look uniformly smoothed.

Everyday / creative scenariosRemove a cardboard box at the edge of a room photo. Avoid changing the chair legs when restoring the floor.

PreparationSelect the box at the bottom right, avoiding chair legs.

Remove the marked empty box and its shadow at the bottom right, continuing the floor texture. Preserve nearby chair legs, the baseboard, wall, and room layout.

Check the resultFloor joints and chair legs must stay aligned.