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Pick the Object mode
Object is one of four brush modes: Watermark, Object, People and Text. They share one editor.
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The Object tool in the Erase editor
One of four brush modes. Brush over the clutter you don’t want, erase it, then check the rebuilt background before you download.
STEP 1
Upload a photo with an object to remove
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BEFOREAFTERDRAG TO COMPARE
Brush over the complete object and its attached shadow.
Erasing object
Reading your photo
Erasing the selection
Rebuilding fine detail
BEFOREAFTER
HOW IT WORKS
How the Object mode works
Same editor, same Erase button — the mode only changes what you are painting.
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Paint the clutter
Cover the whole thing — the bin, the cable, the sign — plus the shadow it casts on the ground.
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Erase and watch the rebuild
What surrounded your brush is continued into the gap: the wall, the road surface, the sky.
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Compare, then download
Drag the handle to check the patch, then save at the original resolution.
WHAT THE OBJECT MODE IS FOR
The clutter people brush out
Object is the catch-all mode: anything that is not a watermark, a person or text gets painted here.
Bins, cones and street furniture
The things you only notice once you are home. Flat ground behind them rebuilds well.
Power lines and cables
Thin shapes against sky are the easiest thing this mode does. Paint along the whole line, not in dabs.
Signs, poles and scaffolding
A straight edge against a plain wall usually works. The same edge crossing a window frame usually does not.
Marks on the ground
Gum, a puddle, a paint splash on tarmac. A uniform surface is exactly what the fill is good at.
Where it struggles
Anything sitting in front of detail you want to keep, and anything on a repeating pattern — the fill continues texture, it does not reconstruct geometry.
ALL TOOLS
Every tool, its own page
Daily free edits are shared across all photo tools: 3 without an account, or 6 when signed in.
Remove & erase4 tools
Watermarks, people, objects and logos — brush over the target and erase it.
Enhance & restore3 tools
Sharpen, upscale and bring old or blurry photos back to life.
Background1 tools
Cut the subject out onto a clean transparent or white background.
FAQ
Using the Object mode
Object or People — which mode do I pick?
They run the same model. The mode sets the hint text and the button label, nothing else. Pick whichever describes what you painted.
Can I erase two things in one pass?
Yes — paint both before hitting Erase. One at a time usually looks cleaner, and Undo is there when it doesn’t.
Why does the filled area look invented?
Because it is. Nothing was ever recorded behind the object, so the model continues the surrounding pixels across the gap.
Does this mode cost a credit?
Your first edits use the shared daily allowance: 3 without an account, 6 with one. After that, available credits cover additional edits; Erase Pro uses no credits.
Is this a separate tool from the rest of the site?
No. It is the Object tab of the one editor. The home page, the person page, the logo page and the old-photo page all open the same canvas.
THE RULES
What the Object mode can and can’t do
Works well on
- Clutter with ordinary background behind it: road, wall, grass, sky, water
- Thin shapes — cables, poles, aerials — against a plain backdrop
- Several small things in one photo, erased one selection at a time
Where it breaks down
- The fill is a plausible continuation, not a recovery of what was behind
- Repeating geometry — tiles, railings, window frames — rarely lines up again
- This is a mode of the editor, not a standalone product page