Open Erase and paint
Add the image in the product workspace, choose Erase and paint over everything to remove. Change the brush size, switch to Unpaint to correct a stroke, or undo.
Object removerComing soon
Paint over what does not belong in the shot.
Brush over the thing that should not be there, such as a stray cable, a scuff on the backdrop or a date stamp, and the painted area is filled in to match its surroundings.
Open the workspaceThis tool is in private testing and is not open to all accounts yet. The page describes how it will work; the workspace shows which tools your account can use today.
How it works
The TrendRemix object remover fills in an area of a photo that you mark by hand. You paint over the unwanted part with a brush whose size you can change, and the painted mask is saved at the exact pixel size of your image. That area is then reconstructed from the surrounding picture, so a removed cable becomes table and a removed sticker becomes lid. Typical uses are stray objects, dust and blemishes, price stickers, date stamps, leftover text and your own outdated logo. The result is saved as a new file; your original stays in your asset library unchanged.
From input to finished result.
Submit the painted area
The credit cost appears before you submit. Each image has its own painted area, so erasing runs one image at a time.
Compare before and after
View the result at full size beside the original. If a trace remains, use Continue from this and paint over it again.
What you can do
Brush, unpaint, undo, clear
A simple mask editor with an adjustable brush, drawn in the image's own pixel space so the mask lines up exactly with the photo.
Fills from the surroundings
The painted region is rebuilt from the textures and colors around it, instead of being blurred or covered with a flat patch.
Non-destructive
Every result is a new file linked to its source, so you can return to the original or try a different selection.
Ready for the next tool
Once the clutter is gone, continue to an upscale, a new scene or a cut-out.
Who it is for
- Cleaning up product shots
- Remove dust, lint, fingerprints and scuffs on the backdrop that are not part of the product.
- Updating older images
- Take a sale sticker, a date stamp or your own previous logo out of photos you still want to use.
- Tidying photos you are licensed to edit
- Clear stray props or background clutter from supplier or lifestyle images so the product stands out.
At a glance
| Accepted files | JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB |
|---|---|
| Selection | Hand-painted mask with adjustable brush, unpaint and undo |
| Output | A new image file; the original is kept |
| Batch size | One image per task, each with its own painted area |
| Cost | Credits per image, shown before you submit |
Before you download
- Check the area around the selection as well as inside it; the fill can blend slightly beyond the painted edge.
- Look for repeating patterns, straight lines or text behind the removed object, which may need a second pass.
- Do not remove scratches, defects or parts that buyers will receive with the product; listing photos should show the item as sold.
- Make sure the shadow and reflection of the removed object are gone as well.
Questions and answers
What can I remove?
Anything you can paint over: stray objects, dust, blemishes on the backdrop, price stickers, date stamps, leftover text, or your own outdated logo. Small and medium areas with simple surroundings tend to fill in most convincingly.
Can I remove a watermark?
Only from images you have the rights to edit, for example your own watermark on your own photo. Do not use the object remover to strip other people's watermarks, credits or signatures; doing so can infringe their rights and break marketplace rules.
Will the rest of the photo change?
The fill is aimed at the painted area, and the result is a new file. Compare it with the original at full size, especially near the edge of the selection, before you use it.
Can I erase the same thing from many photos at once?
In the workspace each image needs its own painted area, so photos are painted and submitted one at a time.
Can it clear the text from an image for translation?
For text you plan to replace, use the image translator. It finds the text blocks for you, clears them and sets the translation in their place.
Bring your product. Leave with something new.
Every result lands in your asset library, ready for the next tool.