Remove an unwanted area from a photo
Want to remove a distraction from a photo? Paint over the area, run the removal, and decide whether the new fill fits the scene.
By JayMiOffice AIUpdated
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Start with a precise selection of the area you want replaced.
How It Works
How to erase a selected area
1. Open the photo and set the brush
Upload one JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP image up to 25 MB. Adjust Brush Size to suit the area: use a smaller brush near details you want to keep.
2. Paint the area to replace
Paint over the unwanted area. For example, cover a distracting object on a plain wall while leaving a nearby person’s outline untouched. Choose Clear to discard the painted selection and start it again, or Cancel to leave the editor.
3. Remove the selection and inspect the fill
Click Remove Objects. Inspect lines, repeating patterns and the boundary of the filled area before using Download. If the result is not useful, Process Another lets you start again with an image and a new selection.
The fill is newly generated content
A convincing fill can still change the scene. Do not use it to establish what was originally behind an object. Large selections or complicated textures deserve close inspection, especially when straight edges or patterns cross the area.
Common questions
Yes. Paint the areas you want replaced before clicking Remove Objects.
No. This editor uses your painted selection; it does not expose a text-prompt field.
No. It fills the selected area with a plausible replacement based on the surrounding image. It cannot recover a hidden person's appearance or the original background with certainty. Review repeated patterns and edges before using the result.
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