AI Object Remover
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How It Works
- 1Upload the photo you want cleaned up.
- 2Type what should be removed, specifically enough that only one thing in the frame matches.
- 3Run it for 1 credit. The area is filled in from the surrounding image.
- 4Download the result, or run it again for the next object.
Use Cases
One removal at a time
Naming several objects in one prompt asks the model to be right about all of them at once. Separate runs at 1 credit each are both cheaper to check and easier to undo.
Clear a listing photo
Bins, cables, and a reflection of the photographer come out of an interior shot without the room being re-lit or re-shot.
Text and signage
A logo, a watermark, or a date stamp can be named and removed where a rectangular mask would take half the frame with it.
Clean up, then replace
Remove the clutter here and send the frame to the background changer if the whole setting needs to go, not only the thing in it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to paint a mask?+
No, and that is the difference between this workspace and inpainting. You type what should go and the model locates it. If you want to control the region by hand instead, the inpainting tool is the one that takes a brush.
How should I word the prompt?+
Name the thing and, if the frame has several of them, say which: the car on the left beats car. A description the photograph can only satisfy one way is the one that lands.
What happens to the space it leaves?+
It gets filled from the surrounding image, so a removal in front of a wall or a lawn is close to invisible and one in front of detailed structure is the harder case.
What does one removal cost?+
1 credit per run. Removing several things usually goes better as several runs than as one prompt listing them all.
