Select What to Remove
Use the brush to mark the person, object, text, or blemish you want to erase without selecting the whole photo.
Open a JPG, PNG, or WebP file and mark the part of the scene that needs cleaning.
Select a PhotoJPG, PNG, WebP, and ZIP · up to 20 MB per photo
Try an example image
Choose any example to see the result in about 15 seconds.
AI photo cleanup guided by your brush
A Magic Eraser is an AI object removal tool that replaces a selected distraction with detail generated from the surrounding image.
Use the brush to mark the person, object, text, or blemish you want to erase without selecting the whole photo.
The editor uses nearby colors, textures, and shapes to create a natural-looking fill inside the marked area.
Check the repaired area before downloading and adjust the selection if an edge, shadow, or small fragment remains.
People, objects, text, and visual clutter
Choose one unwanted element at a time and keep the brush close to its visible outline for a cleaner repair.
Erase a photobomber or distant stranger while keeping the main subject outside the selected area.
Clean up cups, bags, traffic cones, cables, props, and other objects that distract from the subject.
Trace a wire or stray line with a narrow brush and take extra care where it crosses buildings, trees, or sharp edges.
Erase captions, timestamps, notes, or temporary labels from images you own or have permission to edit.
Target dust spots, scan marks, and small blemishes without retouching the rest of the photo.
Remove small distractions from sky, grass, pavement, walls, and other backgrounds with repeatable detail.
Remove an object in three steps
Upload a photo, brush over the unwanted area, then preview and download the cleaned result.
Choose the clearest JPG, PNG, or WebP available so the editor has enough surrounding detail to work with.
Adjust the brush size and cover the complete object, including its visible outline and shadow.
Inspect the repaired background, refine the marked area if needed, and save the version that looks clean.
Fast, focused photo cleanup
Clean up a specific part of a photo in your browser while keeping control over the area that changes.
Open the online editor and remove a distraction without setting up a desktop retouching app.
Change the brush size to cover broad objects or work carefully around products, clothing, signs, and faces.
Add several images to one queue and reuse a marking when the photos share the same layout.
Review each repaired image and retry the selection when an edge or background pattern still looks uneven.
Everyday photo cleanup ideas
Remove small distractions from photos you want to publish, share, sell with, or keep.
Travel photos
Remove a passerby, bin, sign, or stray item so the landmark, landscape, or group stays in focus.
Product photos
Erase props, cables, dust, and temporary labels before adding an ecommerce image to a product listing.
Old photos
Remove isolated dust, scan marks, and added dates while keeping faces and important details outside the mask.
Social media
Take distracting objects out of a profile picture, post, thumbnail, or promotional image before sharing it.
Before making the first mark
Quick guidance on selections, difficult backgrounds, supported files, mobile use, batch work, and image ownership.
No. This is Upscayl's own online cleanup workspace. It is not connected with or endorsed by Google Photos or the Pixel product line.
Open a supported photo, paint over every visible part of the item, run the cleanup, and inspect the filled area before saving the new file.
Compact objects surrounded by sky, grass, wall, sand, pavement, or another consistent surface are generally easier to rebuild than large foreground subjects.
No. Hidden pixels are not present in the photograph. The tool creates a plausible fill from visible information around the selection rather than revealing the original background.
Undo the edit, tighten the mask, and include any remaining outline or shadow. Several small passes can work better than one oversized selection.
Yes. The editor accepts touch input. Zoom in and reduce the brush width when the distraction sits close to hair, text, product edges, or another subject.
The workspace accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images up to 20 MB each. ZIP files are also available for supported batch uploads.
Only when you own the image or have clear permission to change it. Do not remove a mark used to communicate another creator's authorship or license.
Move to the next editing task
Open a more specific workspace when the job involves a known object type or a wider set of photo changes.
Use the dedicated removal workflow when a person, prop, wire, or larger object is the main editing target.
Clear an unwanted objectClean an authorized logo, signature, timestamp, or ownership mark from an image you are allowed to modify.
Clean an authorized markContinue in the broader editor when the picture also needs a new background, lighting adjustment, or another guided change.
Continue editingOpen your photo, paint a precise selection, and decide whether the repaired area is ready to save.
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