Person Eraser
Erase a stranger, an ex or a photobomber and fill the gap with matching scene
4 free credits on sign-up — your first Standard image with any tool, no card required.
- 01Upload the photo with the unwanted person in it
- 02Describe them in Who to remove by position and clothing
- 03Press Make, compare the filled area and download
Drag the handle: the uploaded photo on the left, what the tool made on the right.
A stranger wandered into the frame at the exact moment of the proposal. A former partner is standing in the only good picture from that trip. A vacation view is dotted with tourists. Person Eraser removes one person, or several, from a photo based on a short description, then fills the empty space with a continuation of the scene: the same wall, path, sky or crowd texture, lit the same way and drawn in the same perspective. Everyone you did not name is kept as they were. It is the tool for travel pictures, real estate photos where a passerby sneaked in, wedding frames with a stray guest, and any family snapshot that would be perfect with one fewer person in it.
Who to remove is the one field, and it takes a plain description. Point to the person by position and appearance: 'the woman in the yellow dress on the far left', 'the two people behind the bench', 'everyone except the couple in the center'. Position words (left, right, behind, front row) plus one visible detail (clothing color, a hat, a backpack) are usually enough. Avoid names, since the tool cannot know them, and keep to one clear target group per run. When the result appears, press the Compare button to flip between the uploaded and made frames and check the filled area for repeated textures or odd edges, especially where the removed person overlapped someone who stayed.
After the removal, the cleaned picture is ready for the next step on the canvas. Edit with words to touch up the filled area or brighten the scene, upscale it to print size for a frame, or make a short video for a travel reel. Object Remover handles bags, signs and cars in the same way, and Reframe & Expand can recenter the composition now that the space is free. A Person Eraser run costs 4 credits at Standard, 12 at Pro and 44 at Max. New accounts come with 4 free credits, covering your first Standard result, and you will not be asked for a card, so one photobomber can be gone before you spend anything.
What you set
- The photo with the person to remove
- Who to removee.g. the man in the red jacket on the left
After it's made
- Change details with a sentence, or hand it to any other tool
- Standard, Pro and Max quality on every make
- Enlarge to 32 megapixels or turn it into a short clip
- Every image saved to your library, downloadable full size
About this tool
- How is this different from Object Remover?
- Person Eraser is tuned for people: it understands bodies, overlapping limbs and the way a figure casts shadow on the ground, and it protects everyone you did not name. Object Remover takes out things such as signs, cars, bags and wires. Both fill the gap with matching scene.
- Will it change the people I want to keep?
- People you leave out of the description are kept as they were, including where the removed person's arm or shoulder overlapped them; the tool reconstructs the covered part of their clothing or body from context. Flip between frames with Compare to confirm faces and outlines held.
- What happens if the person I remove was overlapping someone else?
- Overlap is the hardest case and the one the tool is built for. It rebuilds the hidden shoulder, hair or sleeve of the person who stays, using the visible parts and the lighting. Results are strongest when the overlap is partial; when one person almost fully covers another, expect to run a worded edit afterward.
- Can I use a photo where the person takes up most of the frame?
- You can, though the fill has more to invent. Removing a large foreground figure means reconstructing most of the background from small visible fragments, and the result may look plainer than the real scene. It works best when the person occupies a third of the frame or less.
- Can I try Person Eraser before paying?
- Yes. A new account starts with 4 free credits, which covers your first Standard image with Person Eraser — no card required. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.
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Object Remover
Describe what to remove and the background fills in behind it
Reframe & Expand
Extend a picture to any aspect ratio — the scene continues past its edges
Photo Polish
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Add Someone to a Photo
Put the person who missed the picture back into the group photo
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