Image eraser: remove objects from photos

It works like a magic eraser for any photo. Brush over whatever should not be in the shot, such as a mic stand, a passer-by, or a watermark you own the rights to remove, and the AI rebuilds the background behind it.

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How to erase an object from a photo

Brush over what should go and let the AI fill the gap, in three steps.

  1. 1. Upload the photo Sign in with a free account and add a JPG, PNG, or WebP of up to 20 MB. The photo opens in the mask editor.
  2. 2. Paint over the object Brush over everything that should disappear, including its shadow or reflection. Use Brush size for fine or broad strokes, and Clear mask to start over.
  3. 3. Generate and download Press Generate. The result appears under Your recent creations; open it to save the PNG. If a trace is left, paint a slightly larger area and run it again.

What you can do

  • Paint a mask over the object with a simple brush
  • AI fills in the background to match the surroundings
  • Works on portraits, live shots, and cover art
  • Download the cleaned image as a PNG

Remove people, objects, and clutter from a photo

Most people come here to take one thing out of a picture they otherwise like: a stranger behind the band, a cable across the stage, a bin on the street, a date stamp in the corner. Paint over it, and the AI fills the space with background that matches what is around it. It works like a magic eraser on any photo you upload, whatever phone or camera took it.

Is the image eraser free?

Yes, to start. A new web account starts with 20 credits and each erase costs 5, so the first four are covered. On the free plan the balance tops back up to 10 credits each day you sign in, enough for two more a day. Beyond that, credits come from a paid plan or a credit pack. The price shows on the Generate button, and credits are refunded if a generation fails.

What the image eraser can't do

It removes what you paint over and fills the gap with background; to put a different object in the same place, use Inpaint. Where the object covers something detailed, such as part of a face, text, or a pattern, the AI has to guess what was behind it, and the fill can look smudged or invented. It works on one photo at a time and not on video; for clips, use the Video Eraser. Photos larger than 2048 pixels on the long side are scaled down to that size.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove an object from a photo?

Upload the photo, paint over the object, and generate. The tool removes it and fills the area to match the background.

Can it remove people from a photo?

Yes. Paint over the person. Results are cleanest when the background behind them is simple.

What if the fill looks wrong?

Paint a slightly larger area that includes the object's shadow or reflection and run it again.

Is this like a magic eraser?

Yes, it does the same job: brush over what you want gone and the AI removes it and fills the gap. It is Solmi's own eraser, runs in the browser, and works on any photo you upload, whatever phone or camera took it.

Is there a free magic eraser online?

You can try this one without paying: a new web account starts with 20 credits and each erase costs 5, so the first four photos are covered. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install.