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AI Object Remover: Remove Objects from Photos

Free · No sign-up · No watermark

Erase unwanted objects, people, wires and spots from your photos. Paint over them and the AI fills the gap to match the surroundings, right in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded.

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AI fill
No upload, private
Free, unlimited
Just paint over it
AI Object Remover
  • Free
  • Runs on your device
  • No sign-up
No photo handy?
Brush size
35

How to remove an object from a photo

Three steps, no account.

1

Add your photo

Drop it in, click to choose, or paste it with Ctrl+V.

2

Paint over the object

Cover the whole object and its shadow. Change the brush size for small or large things.

3

Remove and download

Press Remove. Repeat for anything else, then download a JPG or PNG.

A shortcut with tips for that job.

Remove people from photos

Why use this object remover

Most photo erasers upload your pictures and limit free use. This one runs on your own device.

Private by design

Holiday, family and document photos are edited on your device and never uploaded.

Free and unlimited

No credits, no daily cap, no sign-up and no watermark.

Fast AI fill

A compact AI model fills the gap in a few seconds, even without a graphics card.

Simple brush

Paint, remove, repeat. Works with a mouse, a trackpad or a finger.

Undo and compare

Step back up to eight removals and compare with the original at any time.

JPG or PNG

Download a small JPG to share or a PNG for further editing.

What you can clean up

Results depend on what is around the object.

RemoveResult to expectTip
People in the background of a holiday photoVery good on beach, sky, grass or pavementInclude their shadow or reflection
Power lines, poles and cablesVery good against skyUse a small brush and follow the line
Litter, spots, stains and dustVery goodOne click with a small brush
A sign, switch or socket on a wallGood on plain wallsPaint a little beyond the edges
A date stamp or caption on your own photoGood on simple backgroundsRemove one line at a time
A person standing close to the cameraMixedRemove in parts; expect a soft patch

Frequently asked questions

Is this object remover free?

Yes. There are no credits, no sign-up and no watermark, and you can clean up as many photos as you like. The page is supported by ads.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The AI model is downloaded to your browser once (28 MB) and your photos are edited on your own device. Nothing is sent to a server.

How do I remove an object from a photo?

Add the photo, paint over the object with the brush so it is fully covered, and press Remove. The AI fills the painted area using the surroundings. Paint and remove again to fix leftovers.

What works best?

Small and medium objects on a simple or repeating background: people far away, power lines, litter, spots, a sign on a wall, a stain on a table. Sky, grass, sand, water, walls and floors fill in very cleanly.

What does not work well?

Very large objects, objects in front of faces, text-heavy or detailed backgrounds, and anything that covers most of the picture. The AI can only continue what is around the hole; it does not know what was behind the object.

Why is the filled area a little soft?

The model works on the area around your paint at up to 512 pixels and blends the result back. On large photos big holes look softer than the rest. Remove large objects in two or three smaller strokes for a sharper result.

Can I undo a removal?

Yes. Press Undo removal to go back one step (up to eight steps), and hold “Hold to see the original” to compare with the photo you started with.

Does it reduce my photo size?

Photos larger than 2,048 pixels on the longest side are reduced to that size. Smaller photos keep their size.

Can I remove watermarks or logos?

Only from images you own or have the right to edit. Removing a watermark or copyright notice from someone else’s picture can break the law and the terms of the site it came from.

Fill model: MI-GAN by Picsart AI Research (MIT licence), running with ONNX Runtime Web (MIT licence).