Remove a traffic cone and nearby clutter
A brush selection removes the cone and some clutter near its edge, with the bicycle and alley still present. Actual run: GPT Image 2, 1K, 3 credits.
Object Remover
Brush over unwanted objects and let AI rebuild the background
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Use this object remover to remove unwanted objects from photos. Brush over a distraction or draw a rectangle, review the credit cost, and generate a PNG. To remove an object from a photo, start by marking the area you want AI to edit.
How to Remove an Object from a Photo
Upload a photo
Drag and drop, click to upload, or paste with Ctrl+V (⌘V on Mac). Sign in to use a selection-capable model.
Brush or select the object
Paint over the distraction or drag a rectangle around it. Adjust brush size, erase extra marks, undo, or clear the selection.
Check credits and remove
Choose an available output size and check the displayed credit cost before you submit. Add a short prompt to explain what should be removed or preserved.
Review and download PNG
Inspect the edited area and surrounding details, then download the PNG. You can adjust the selection and try another edit if needed.
What You Can Remove
- Bystanders and photobombers
- Mark a person distracting from a travel photo, portrait, or street scene. Keep the people you want to preserve outside the selection.
- Wires and cables
- Use a smaller brush to trace overhead wires, loose cables, or other thin distractions against a background.
- Clutter, bins, and traffic cones
- Select rubbish bags, clothes, bins, cones, and other items that draw attention away from your subject.
- Text and watermarks
- Remove unwanted text or watermarks from images you own or have permission to edit. Check the reconstructed texture afterward.
- Small distractions such as pet hair
- Try a small brush on visible pet hair or debris on fabric. Fine textures may need a more careful selection or another attempt.
Before and After Examples
These three results were generated through the live selection workflow using GPT Image 2 at 1K. Orange shows the selected area. Model output can change framing or other details; review each result before use.
Remove a bystander from a travel photo
A rectangle selects the person on the right for removal while keeping the couple in the foreground. Actual run: GPT Image 2, 1K, 3 credits.
Clear clothes from the side of a room
A rectangle marks the clothes on the left side of the portrait for cleanup. Actual run: GPT Image 2, 1K, 3 credits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What image formats do you support?
PNG / JPEG / WebP / HEIC, up to 25MB per image. Upload by dragging and dropping, clicking, or pasting with Ctrl+V (⌘V on Mac). Results download as PNG.
Can I remove objects in 4K?
Up to 4K is available with a supported model and eligible account access. The editor shows the sizes and credit cost you can use. Some models use pixel dimensions and Quality settings instead of resolution tiers.
What happens if removal fails?
Failed generations automatically return the credits used for the task. Review the estimated cost before every submission. A completed result may need another edit if the selection or reconstructed background is not right. Credit rules
Can I use the result commercially?
You retain rights in content you lawfully own. Commercial use requires the necessary rights, permissions, and consents for your image and intended use; output is not guaranteed to be unique or free of third-party claims. Review the applicable terms before use. Terms of Service.
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