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Object Eraser · Brush to erase 4.9 · 50,000+ creators & sellers on board

One brush stroke removes people, clutter and watermarks

Upload a photo, paint over anything you want gone — people, objects, text — and AI erases it and fills in the background automatically.

Background auto-filled after erasing
Adjustable brush · undo anytime
Pay per erase · only 1 credit

This is the only tool that requires painting — brush marks what to remove.

No image? Try one of these

Before After

A stranger walked into the shot? Brush them out — keep just you and the view.

Before After

Wipe away tags, labels and stray props — a cleaner, more professional product shot.

Before After

Erase the camera date stamp and an old photo looks fresh again.

Before After

Clear stock watermarks and corner logos so the image is usable again.

Scene

Drag & drop your photo here

or paste from the clipboard

JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC — up to 20 MB

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Before After

Object Eraser Paint the area to erase

Standard

Paint over the area to erase on the left — cover the object completely, then click Erase.

Tool

Paint over what you want removed.

Brush size 44 px

Tip: press [ and ] to shrink or grow the brush.

Per-run billing — 1 credit each time you click Erase.

More erase examples

Beyond passersby, price tags and watermarks — power lines in the sky, clutter in the background, stickers on a product, stains on the table: the same brush wipes them all. Hover a card to see before and after.

Before After Scenery

Remove power lines Cables across the sky ruin the view — trace them with the brush and the skyline is clean.

Before After Pet photos

Remove background clutter A bin or stray object crept into the frame? Paint it away and keep the subject.

Before After E-commerce

Remove promo stickers Stickers that won't peel off come straight out — the product shot is reusable again.

Before After Food

Remove stains & crumbs Coffee rings and crumbs wiped off the table — casual shots come out presentable.

Examples are illustrative — upload your own photo and brush over the object to get the same result.

How to use it

1 Upload a photo Drag, paste or choose any JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC file up to 20 MB.

2 Paint the area and click Erase Use the brush to cover what you want removed, adjust size as needed, then click Erase — 1 credit per click.

3 Download free Download the cleaned image at full quality — no extra charge. Erase again if needed.

Smart background fill The erased area is rebuilt from the surrounding pixels — natural transitions, no holes.

Adjustable brush Resize the brush freely, and undo or repaint whenever you change your mind.

Pay per erase Each click of Erase costs 1 credit — powered by PixMiller's standard engine, so a single run stays cheap.

Where Object Eraser shines

E-commerce

Product photo cleanup

Remove price tags, stickers, or unwanted props from product shots before listing — no reshooting needed.

Travel & events

Remove passersby from travel shots

Brush out strangers who walked into your landmark photo and get the clean scenic shot you wanted.

Everyday editing

Quick clean-up for any photo

Remove timestamps, small logos, distracting objects or text overlays from any personal or work photo in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

How do I mark what to erase?

After uploading, paint over the area you want removed using the brush on the left canvas. Cover the entire object — the AI uses your painted region as the target. This is the only tool on PixMiller that requires painting, so be sure to mark the area before clicking Erase.

Will the background look natural after erasing?

In most cases, yes — the AI reconstructs the background by analyzing the surrounding texture and color. Uniform or naturally repeating backgrounds (walls, sky, grass) work best. Complex or highly detailed backgrounds may leave a subtle patch.

Are there size limits?

Files up to 20 MB are supported (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC). Your image is never downscaled — the erased result keeps the original resolution. Very large photos simply take a little longer to process.

Can I erase objects on complex backgrounds?

Yes — the AI handles most common scenes. On very busy or irregular backgrounds (crowded street, dense foliage) the fill may not be perfect; try erasing in smaller sections or touching up the edges with a second erase click.