Does the fill look natural?

It depends on the background. The algorithm diffuses inwards from the selection edge, averaging neighbours round by round, so the more even the surrounding colour — a plain wall, sky, grass, a gradient — the less you can tell. Structured texture such as faces, text or the pattern in brickwork is beyond it; for those, select in several smaller passes or switch to the clone stamp and cover it by hand.

Can it remove a watermark?

A simple watermark sitting on an even background, yes; one over a busy picture will not come out cleanly. Please only do this to images you have the right to modify — removing someone else's watermark is illegal in many places.

Is it free? Is my photo uploaded?

Free, no sign-up, no usage limit. Nothing is uploaded either — it all runs in your own browser.

Remove unwanted objects from a photo

Select it and it is gone; result on a new layer. Local processing, nothing uploaded.

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Draw around what you do not want, let go, and the surroundings fill in.

You select first, then apply content-aware fill. The algorithm diffuses inwards from the selection edge, round by round, averaging neighbouring pixels, so the surroundings slowly grow into the hole — which is why the more even the surroundings, the better it reads: a plain wall, sky, grass or a gradient leaves almost no trace. Conversely, structured texture — faces, text, the pattern in brickwork — is beyond this local algorithm; for those, select in several smaller passes, or switch to the clone stamp and cover it by hand. The result lands on a new layer, so the original layer is untouched; if you do not like it, hide or delete that layer. It all runs in your own browser; the photo is never uploaded.

Key features

Select it and it is gone

Draw around what you do not want and the surroundings fill in — no manual painting.

Result on a new layer

The original layer is untouched; hide or delete the new one to be back where you started.

Best on even backgrounds

Plain wall, sky, grass, gradient — almost no trace. Complex texture needs several smaller passes.

Runs locally

The photo is never uploaded. Close the tab and nothing is left.

How to use

1
Add a photo

Drag it into the box, or press Ctrl+V to paste.
2
Select what to remove

Hug the edges; do not over-select — the tighter it is, the more surroundings there are to borrow from.
3
Apply content-aware fill

The surroundings grow in, and the result lands on a new layer.
4
Download

Save it, or carry on to compress the file size.

FAQ

Does the fill look natural?: It depends on the background. The algorithm diffuses inwards from the selection edge, averaging neighbours round by round, so the more even the surrounding colour — a plain wall, sky, grass, a gradient — the less you can tell. Structured texture such as faces, text or the pattern in brickwork is beyond it; for those, select in several smaller passes or switch to the clone stamp and cover it by hand.
Does it alter my original?: No. The result lands on a new layer and the original layer is untouched. If you do not like it, hide or delete that layer and you are back where you started.
Can it remove a watermark?: A simple watermark sitting on an even background, yes; one over a busy picture will not come out cleanly. Please only do this to images you have the right to modify — removing someone else's watermark is illegal in many places.
Is it free? Is my photo uploaded?: Free, no sign-up, no usage limit. Nothing is uploaded either — it all runs in your own browser.

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