Travel photos
Mark a passerby in the background, then inspect the pavement, architecture and scenery.
Remove People from Photos
Paint over the people you want to remove, then submit for cloud processing. Give travel photos and landscapes the composition you intended.
Image editor
Make room for what matters
Drop an image or choose one from your device
JPEG / PNG · Up to 5 MiB · 16 megapixelsPrepare your image
Selection processing is in testing: results may also change unpainted areas. Keep your original and review the whole image before downloading.
- 1Choose an image
Use an image you own or may edit.
- 2Mark the area to remove
Paint the target and review your selection before submitting.
- 3Review and download
Inspect the result and download within 24 hours of submission.
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Credits, storage and downloads
One credit is reserved on submission, used on success and released on confirmed failure or cancellation. Images are uploaded to the cloud. Download within 24 hours of submission.
Your image and selection stay in this page only. Reselect them after leaving or reloading.
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- Brush-based selection
- Track task progress
- Credits used on success
You choose who stays in the frame.
Mark the person to remove while keeping your intended subject outside the selection. Detailed backgrounds and overlapping figures need a closer review.
Remove a personLandscape photography
Select distant figures so the mountains, coastline or buildings can take the focus.
Your photo collection
Edit images you have permission to change. Keep wanted clothing, outlines and people outside the selection.
How to remove a person from a photo
- 1
Choose an image you may edit
Use JPEG or PNG, up to 5 MiB and 16 megapixels. Your image and mask remain in this page until submission.
- 2
Mark the target and submit
Paint over the target or add a numeric selection. Sign in and confirm your rights and one credit before submitting.
- 3
Inspect and save your result
Follow the task status, then check the background and edges. Download within 24 hours of submission.
Input formatsJPEG / PNG
Image limits5 MiB · 16 megapixels
ProcessingImage upload
Save your resultWithin 24h of submission
Frequently asked questions
Choose a question to read the answer.
How do I remove a passerby while keeping my subject?
Paint over the target's clothing, hair and belongings that need removal, keeping wanted people outside the selection. Check boundaries where people overlap railings or branches. Large covered areas may not restore naturally.
For a chair, sign or other item, choose object removal instead.
Should I select shadows and reflections too?
Include them if you want them processed. Afterward, inspect how the edited area joins the ground or wall. A reconstructed background is not a factual record of the scene; keep the original for important photos.
If the person is at an edge you can discard, you can also crop the photo. Save your current result before switching tools.
How are image credits used?
One credit is reserved on submission, consumed on success and released on confirmed failure or cancellation. Downloading the same available result again costs no extra credit. All five removal tools share an allowance.
Which files are supported?
Use JPEG or PNG, up to 5 MiB and 16 megapixels, with a filename of no more than 64 characters. Keep the original. Videos and PDFs are not supported.
How long is the result available?
Download within 24 hours of submission. Refreshing or leaving clears your local image and mask. Existing cloud tasks remain accessible from your account's task list.
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Choose an image you have permission to edit.