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Object remover

Brush over people, text or wires and watch them disappear.

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PrivateNo uploadsRuns in your browser

Photo. Draw over what you want removed with the brush, lasso or box.

Tap a sample to see it work

How to remove an object from a photo

  1. Open a photo

    Choose a photo, drop it on the box, or paste one. Or tap a sample to see it work.

  2. Brush over what you want gone

    Paint over the person, text or wire, a little wider than it. When you lift your finger the area fills in. Use Lasso or Box for big objects.

  3. Compare and download

    Hold Compare to see the before. Undo or redo any step, then download in the same format and size as your photo.

Good to know

  • Brush over the shadow too, or a dark patch stays behind.
  • For a long wire, brush along it in one stroke. For many small spots, turn off Fix as soon as I lift, mark them all, then press Remove.
  • Zoom in with two fingers or Ctrl and the mouse wheel for small marks. Hold Space to move the photo.
  • Keys: B brush, E eraser, L lasso, R box, [ and ] brush size, Ctrl+Z undo, Ctrl+Shift+Z redo, hold C to compare.
  • Find date stamp looks for the orange date some cameras print in a corner and removes it in one tap.

Where people use it

  • A stranger in your holiday photo

    Brush over the person walking behind you and have the beach to yourself.

  • Old prints with a date stamp

    Scanned an old photo with an orange date in the corner? Find date stamp removes it in one tap.

  • Wires and poles across the sky

    Brush along each wire in one stroke for a clear sky over the hills or the city.

  • A product photo with clutter

    Take out a cable, a price tag or a mark on the table, then cut it out with the background remover.

    Remove image background free, in your browser

  • Spots and dust

    Tap small marks, dust from the scanner or a spot on the skin and they blend away.

Why this one

It fills only a small box around what you mark and pastes it back with a soft edge, so even a 24 megapixel photo stays sharp and the page never freezes.

  • The AI runs on your device. Your photo is not uploaded.
  • Only the area you brush changes; the rest keeps every pixel.
  • Full size download in the same format as your photo.
  • Unlimited undo and redo, with every step listed.

What you can change

  • Brush, eraser, lasso or box
  • Brush size
  • Standard or High quality fill
  • Fix as soon as you lift, or mark first then remove
  • Save as JPG, PNG or WebP

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Cite this tool
  • APA
    sdev.in. (n.d.). Object remover [Web tool]. https://www.sdev.in/tools/object-remover
  • MLA
    "Object remover." sdev.in, https://www.sdev.in/tools/object-remover.
  • Chicago
    sdev.in. "Object remover." https://www.sdev.in/tools/object-remover.
  • BibTeX
    @misc{sdev-object-remover,
  title = {Object remover},
  author = {{sdev.in}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://www.sdev.in/tools/object-remover}},
  note = {Web tool}
}

Questions people ask

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The AI model is downloaded to your browser once and runs on your own device, in a background thread. Your photo never leaves your phone or computer, and the page keeps working offline once the model is saved.

Why does it get ready the first time?

The fill is done by an AI model that runs on your device. Standard is about 35 MB with its engine, downloaded once and kept by your browser. While it downloads, small marks are filled at once by a quick fill, and you can tap Improve with AI when it is ready.

Does it lower the quality of my photo?

No. Only the area you brush over is changed. Everything else keeps every original pixel, and the download is the same size as your photo, even for a 24 megapixel camera picture.

What can it remove?

People in the background, bags, bins and signs, wires and poles, date stamps, spots and dust, and small text. It works best when the area behind the object is sky, sea, grass, sand, a wall or a road. A big object in front of a busy pattern may need two or three passes.

Which quality should I pick?

Standard is quick and works well for most photos. High quality is a bigger model (about 210 MB) that does better with large areas and repeating patterns like brick, tiles and fences, but it is slower, especially on phones.

The fill does not look right. What can I do?

Undo, then brush a little wider than the object, including its shadow. Or brush over the odd part again: each pass fills from what is around it now. Lasso and Box are quick for big objects.

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