A brush for the little things
Paint freely, cover larger areas with a rectangle and use the eraser to protect edges.

A stray object, a small mark, a distracting detail. Brush over it, repair the area and keep your photo’s story in focus—right on your device.
Open a supported photo or try a practice scene. The image stays on your device.
Brush or draw a rectangle over an object. Erase selection mistakes. Choose Texture, Smooth or Clone repair, then review the result.
Undo and retry if needed. Clear or apply the mask, compare the original and save a full-size PNG, JPG or WebP copy.
One image · 350 MB · No fixed pixel / MP upload cap · Device memory and codec limits apply. Local texture/color and clone repair; no generative AI or guaranteed reconstruction. Balanced / Fine repair detail: 512 / 768 px region. Original output dimensions. Shared trial / access rules apply.
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Drop a photo here or paste a copied image.
JPG · PNG · WebP · AVIF* · Up to 350 MBAdd a photo above, then brush over the unwanted object. Preview before you save.
Practice on a sample or choose your own photo. Select small areas for the most natural result.
Clean product shots, tidy a travel photo or retouch small marks. Keep control of the selection and inspect every repair.
Paint freely, cover larger areas with a rectangle and use the eraser to protect edges.
Match local texture, blend soft colors or clone a source you choose. Try another method if the first result needs work.
Undo selection strokes and completed repairs. Redo, restore the original or continue with another area. History keeps up to 20 repairs within a memory budget.
Processing runs locally in a worker. No image upload, no added watermark and no change to your original file.
Open a supported image or try a practice scene. A 30-minute shared all-tools trial is available to start.
Cover the complete object and its shadow. Start small, choose a repair method and use Compare to inspect the result.
Apply or clear the selection, prepare your download and save PNG, JPG or WebP. Keep your original too.
Make a precise selection, rebuild the area locally and compare before you save.
Open a supported photo or try a practice scene. The image stays on your device.
Brush or draw a rectangle over an object. Erase selection mistakes. Choose Texture, Smooth or Clone repair, then review the result.
Undo and retry if needed. Clear or apply the mask, compare the original and save a full-size PNG, JPG or WebP copy.
Before you startOne image · 350 MB · No fixed pixel / MP upload cap · Device memory and codec limits apply. Local texture/color and clone repair; no generative AI or guaranteed reconstruction. Balanced / Fine repair detail: 512 / 768 px region. Original output dimensions. Shared trial / access rules apply.
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Remove unwanted objects from a photo with local texture repair, smooth color repair or a clone source you choose. Upload one JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF first frame or browser-supported AVIF image up to 350 MB. Paint a mask with a brush or rectangle; erase parts of the selection, zoom and undo or redo strokes and repairs. Apply the selection, compare the original and current result, then prepare a full-resolution PNG, JPG or WebP download. Photos are not uploaded. There is no fixed pixel or megapixel upload cap, but device memory and codec limits apply. Balanced and Fine modes process the selected repair region at up to 512 or 768 pixels along its long edge; export retains the original image dimensions. Clone uses original pixels. This is local texture/color repair, not generative AI or recovery of the actual hidden scene. Complex backgrounds and large objects can leave artifacts. The shared trial and access rules apply.
Choose a photo, brush over the entire unwanted object and its shadow, and select Remove selection. Texture repair samples nearby unselected patches; Smooth repair blends surrounding colors. Review the result in Compare, undo if necessary and work in small passes. Apply or clear the mask before preparing your download.
Yes. Choose Clone repair, select Pick clone source and click a clean matching part of the photo. Brush over the area to replace and apply the repair. A fixed offset maps the chosen source to the first selected point. Clear the mask before changing that alignment. Source pixels must remain inside the photo.
This version uses local exemplar texture matching, harmonic color interpolation and clone repair. It does not use a neural or generative AI model and cannot recover the actual content behind an object. Large selections, faces, text, edges and complex scenes may show artifacts. Use small selections, try another repair method or choose a clone source.
Export keeps the original width and height. Texture and Smooth modes process a selected region with surrounding context at up to 512 px (Balanced) or 768 px (Fine); this is a repair detail setting, not an upload resolution limit. Clone copies original-resolution pixels. Unselected pixels are preserved exactly in PNG. JPEG/WebP encoding may change pixels through compression; JPEG flattens transparency on white. Exports omit source EXIF metadata.
Your photo and repairs stay in this browser. Open one supported image at a time, up to 350 MB. There is no fixed image pixel or megapixel upload cap; available memory, canvas and codec support set practical limits. Use JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF first frame or browser-supported AVIF. Export PNG, JPG or supported WebP up to 350 MB. Undo history retains up to 20 repairs within a 96 MB target budget, always keeping the latest repair. Cancel closes the editor; keep your original and download completed work before leaving.
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