How to remove an object in 3 steps
Upload a photo
Drop your image above. The AI model loads once (~28 MB) and runs on your device.
Brush over it
Paint the object red with your mouse or finger, then press Erase.
Repeat & download
Erase as many things as you like, then save the cleaned photo as PNG.
What people erase
Photobombers and bystanders — clean up vacation and event photos.
Wires, poles and signs — declutter skies and street scenes.
Trash, cars, scaffolding — tidy up real-estate and landscape shots.
Blemishes and spots — quick skin touch-ups without an editor. For finer retouching, use the full editor; to remove the whole background instead, try the background remover.
Private by design
Most cleanup tools send your photo to their servers for processing. PixPolish runs the inpainting model (MI-GAN, via WebAssembly) entirely in your browser — you can watch the network tab: after the model downloads once, nothing goes out. That matters when you're cleaning up family photos or anything personal.
Frequently asked questions
Is this object remover free?
Yes — completely free, no sign-up, no watermark, no limits.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The AI runs in your browser; your photos never leave your device.
What can I remove?
Anything you can brush over — people, wires, trash, text on your own photos, blemishes.
Why does a result look blurry sometimes?
Very large or complex areas are harder to reconstruct. Erase big objects in a few smaller passes and keep the brush tight around the object.
What resolution does it work at?
Up to 1280 px on the longest edge, to stay fast on any device. Downloads as PNG.