Clean up a distraction, replace an object or draw something new into your photo. Choose AI eraser, brush and replace, text instructions or sketch editing—all in one workspace.
One photo at a time · No installation · Check credits before generating
Original
AI editedChoose by the change you want. Painting controls the location; words describe the change; a sketch adds shape and placement.
Original
AI editedPaint over an object and its shadow. In this example, the white cup is removed and the table is filled in; the working image outside the painted area is retained.
Remove an object from my photo ↗Original
AI editedMark the area and describe its replacement. A small succulent replaces the cup here. Specify the object, material and scale so it fits the scene.
Replace an object in my photo ↗OriginalAI editedTell AI what to change and what to keep. Here, the cup becomes a vase of red roses. No painting is needed; this mode can change details across the photo.
Try instruction editing ↗
Sketch guide
AI editedDraw a rough flower where it should appear, then generate. The coloured sketch becomes a small rose in the photo; a short description is optional.
Draw and generate in my photo ↗Actual AI test outputs from this editor, not customer results. Each pair shows one example, not a guarantee for every photo.
Choose one or more removal actions. They form one whole-photo editing request; no brush strokes are needed. Use Free erase when you need to specify exactly what stays or goes.
Choose multiple actions
Choose a JPG, PNG or WebP, or reuse one from recent uploads. Keep a copy of the original.
Select cleanup actions, paint and describe a replacement, write an instruction, or draw a sketch.
The floating bar shows the estimate and balance. You need to sign in and have sufficient credits. Once submitted, you can submit another task.
Check the result against the original, inspect edges and faces, and download the version you want. Saved tasks are available in My Works.
Whole-photo instructions and cleanup presets may change nearby detail; their preservation is not pixel-exact. Brush edits preserve the working photo outside the marked area, and sketch edits preserve the area outside the displayed bounds. Inputs: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB and 30 megapixels, at least 256 pixels per edge. Processing size and credits are chosen automatically. Large or ambiguous removals may need a smaller manual correction. Some edits may be declined by the generation service.
An editor starts from your photo and changes its content. A generator can create a new image from text. Choose this editor to remove, replace or add something to a photo you already have.
Yes. Select multiple cleanup actions to send one editing request. They use the credit estimate for one result, not a separate task for each checkbox. Check the filled areas before downloading.
Free erase needs a painted area; brush and replace needs an area plus a description. Instruction editing needs a description, and sketch editing needs a drawing. Selected cleanup presets need only your photo.
For location control, choose brush and replace, paint over the object and describe the new one. To work without painting, choose instruction editing and specify which object to replace and what must remain.
No. Sketch editing turns a drawing on your photo into a new object. A photo-to-sketch filter changes the visual style of the existing image; use Photo Filters for that.
Generation uses account credits. The workspace shows the current estimate and balance before submission, and opens a top-up dialog if the balance is insufficient. Download quality follows your account plan.
Yes. After a task is accepted, you can submit another task, including the same photo and editing mode. Each submission has its own credit cost and result.
One photo at a time · No installation · Check credits before generating