Remove unwanted objects from a photo by naming them
Name what should disappear — “the person on the left”, “the power lines”, “the trash can by the door” — and Omni Creator removes it and fills the gap with background that matches the rest of the picture.
- 3 free edits / day
- No sign-up
- JPG · PNG · WebP up to 8 MB
スタジオ
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モード
Erase objects or watermarks and fill naturally.アップロード必須
Create
Upload a photo, then describe the change.
結果
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作例を試す
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How it works
How to remove an object from a photo
- 01
Upload a photo
Drop a JPG, PNG or WebP (up to 8 MB) into the editor above, or paste from the clipboard.
- 02
Pick “Remove objects”
Start from the preset prompt and replace the example with the object you want gone.
- 03
Say where it is
Position words (“bottom-left”, “behind the table”) help when there are several similar objects.
- 04
Download
Preview the result, then download the full-size file. Not quite right? Edit the prompt and regenerate.
What
What is an AI object remover?
An object remover deletes part of a photo and reconstructs what was most likely behind it — continuing a wall, a lawn, a sky or a tabletop. Classic tools such as the clone stamp copy pixels from elsewhere in the image by hand; AI inpainting generates new pixels that follow the surrounding texture and light.
With Omni Creator you do not paint a selection. You describe the object, and the model locates it and fills the area. This is fast for clear, separate objects; it is less reliable when the object is tiny, covers a large part of the frame, or overlaps the main subject.
Use cases
Common removal jobs
Travel photos
Remove passers-by, tourists and parked scooters from landmarks and streets.
Real-estate & interiors
Clear cables, personal items and clutter from rooms before listing.
Product shots
Delete price stickers, dust and props that distract from the item.
Why
Why describe the object instead of brushing over it?
Brushing requires a careful selection and often several passes to hide repeating patterns. Naming the object lets the model decide the boundary and the fill in one step. Only remove watermarks or logos from images you own or are licensed to edit.
- No brush or selection
- Fill follows surrounding texture
- Several objects in one prompt
Real prompts
Removal prompts that work
Travel
Passers-by
Keep the landmark, lose the crowd.
Remove all the people in the background, keep the main person and the building unchanged, fill naturally with the matching street and pavementUse this prompt
Interior
Cables and clutter
Clean a room for a listing.
Remove the cables on the floor and the items on the coffee table, keep the furniture and lighting exactly the sameUse this prompt
Outdoor
Power lines
A clean sky in landscapes.
Remove the power lines and poles across the sky, fill with matching clear sky, keep everything else unchangedUse this prompt
Product
Price sticker
For your own product photos.
Remove the price sticker from the bottle, restore the label and glass surface underneath, keep the rest unchangedUse this prompt
Compare
Three ways to remove an object
Name it (Omni Creator)
Describe the object; detection and fill happen together. Quick, works on a phone, best on clearly separate objects.
Brush-based healing
Paint over the object in an editor with a healing or content-aware tool. More control, slower, and repeated textures may need manual cleanup.
Crop or reframe
If the object is near the edge, cropping is lossless and instant — but it changes the composition.
FAQ
Object removal — questions
Clean up your first photo
Upload above and name what should go. 3 free edits a day, no account.
Related tools
Move from this job to a more specific one — every tool uses the same editor.