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Object Erase · AI object removal

Upload a photo, brush over what you want removed, and AI fills the background. Each erase costs 1 point(s).

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The masked area (shown in red) will be removed. Paint a bit past the object edge so it does not grow back. Keep each side under about 5000px.

Result

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Guide

Complete guide to AI Object Erase

MP Picture Object Erase helps you remove people, clutter, poles, watermarks, and other unwanted elements from photos, then reconstructs the background so the edit looks natural.

What is Object Erase?

Object Erase is an online AI inpainting tool. You upload a photo, paint a mask over the area you want gone, and the model fills that region with plausible background detail. It is designed for travel photos, product shots, family pictures, and social posts where one distracting object ruins an otherwise good frame.

How to use Object Erase step by step

Follow these steps for a clean removal:

  • Create a free MP Picture account and open the Object Erase tool.
  • Upload a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or BMP image (keep each side under about 5000px when possible).
  • Adjust the brush size and paint over every part of the object you want removed—slightly overlap edges for cleaner results.
  • Click Erase. After processing, preview the result, download it, or refine the mask and run again.

Best use cases

Object Erase works well in everyday editing jobs:

  • Remove tourists or passers-by from travel and landmark photos.
  • Clean product photos by deleting wires, tags, dust spots, or background clutter.
  • Erase simple watermarks, date stamps, or small logos when you have rights to edit the image.
  • Tidy portraits and group shots by removing distracting items behind the subject.

Tips for better erase quality

Small technique changes often improve the final image:

  • Mask fully—uncovered edges of an object can leave ghost outlines.
  • Prefer medium brush strokes over one huge blob when objects sit on complex textures like grass or brick.
  • For large subjects, erase in stages (background first, then remaining fragments).
  • Start from a reasonably sharp source; heavy compression can make inpainting look smeared.

Formats, points, and limits

Each successful erase costs points from your MP Picture balance (new accounts receive starter points). Supported uploads include JPEG, PNG, WebP, and BMP. Extremely large resolutions may fail or slow down; keep long edges under about 5000px. Results depend on scene complexity—repeating patterns usually fill better than unique faces or fine text inside the mask.

Related MP Picture tools

After cleaning a frame, you may want Outpaint to change aspect ratio for Instagram or YouTube thumbnails, Text Style to rewrite text that remains in the photo, or Colorize for black-and-white archives. All tools share the same account and points wallet.

FAQ

FAQ

How do I erase objects?

Upload an image, brush the area to remove in red, then start erase. AI removes the mask and inpaints the background.

How many points does one erase cost?

Each successful erase costs 1 point(s). You can browse this page without logging in; processing requires an account.

What can I erase?

People, poles, clutter, watermarks, or other unwanted elements. Complex textures may need a few tries.

Will erase always look perfect?

No AI erase is perfect on every photo. Flat or repeating backgrounds usually look best; unique faces, fine text, or busy patterns inside the mask may need a second pass or manual touch-up elsewhere.

Do I need to install software?

No. Object Erase runs in the browser on MP Picture after you log in. Upload, brush, process, and download without a desktop install.