Mark unwanted content
Paint a mask, trace a lasso or draw a rectangle. Use the mask eraser and undo to fine-tune edges before applying.
Object Eraser & Inpainting
Brush over an unwanted object, let local inpainting rebuild the background, or clone clean pixels for precise retouching. Your photo stays in your browser.
✓ No upload or account✓ Brush, lasso & clone✓ PNG / JPEG / WebP
NO AI · LOCAL RETOUCHING
Object Eraser & Inpainting
Select an object, refine the mask, then apply the repair.
Start with your photo
Drop a JPEG, PNG or WebP, or choose a file from your device.
Max 40 MB · up to 4 megapixels processed · photos never uploaded
Choose a photo or use the sample to get started.
HOW IT WORKS
From selection to clean photo
Make a careful selection, let the browser rebuild the selected pixels, then refine details manually if needed.
Reconstruct locally
Choose texture-aware patch filling or smooth boundary propagation. Neither method uploads the photograph or requires a paid service.
Retouch and save
Alt-click to set a clone/heal source, brush over remaining artifacts and download a new PNG, JPEG or WebP file.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a generative AI eraser?
No. The current version uses free traditional patch-based and smooth local inpainting methods plus manual cloning. It does not ship or download a generative model. Results depend on the selected area and surrounding image detail.
How do I use clone or heal?
Choose Clone or Heal and select Pick source to tap a clean area, or hold Alt/Option and click it. Paint onto the region to replace. Clone copies source pixels; Heal makes a modest color adjustment to match the destination.
Why does my result look repeated or blurred?
Traditional inpainting cannot invent truly missing structures. Texture-aware reconstruction may repeat nearby patterns; smooth filling may blur detail. Try a smaller selection, repeat in stages, or use the clone brush.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Image files are decoded, edited and exported using browser APIs on your device. The tool makes no network requests for processing.
Will it preserve full resolution or metadata?
Photos larger than the 4-megapixel processing budget are downscaled to protect device memory. Original EXIF and other metadata are not copied to downloads. Your original file is never changed.