AirBrush Object Remover

AirBrush Object Remover, which AirBrush calls the AI Magic Eraser, is the erase tool inside its retouch and filter app from Pixocial. You brush over what you want gone and the AI fills the gap to match the surroundings. AirBrush lists people, text, watermarks, clothes creases and glare. The rest of AirBrush's retouch tools are waiting on the same photo.

It runs on the web, on iPhone and Android, and as Windows and Mac desktop apps, where AirBrush Studio adds advanced control. Trying it is free. Saving a result costs two credits. Credits come with a subscription or as a one-time pack. The desktop app has a 7-day free trial.

AirBrush Object Remover fits erasing distractions inside a wider retouch app. Use it if:

• You want a person, sign or piece of clutter painted out of a photo. You brush over it and the AI rebuilds what should be behind it.
• You are already retouching a selfie or portrait in AirBrush and want the distraction gone without exporting to another tool.
• You also need text, a watermark or glare cleared. The same eraser handles those.
• You edit on your phone. The iOS and Android apps carry the tool, and one account works across every version.
• You want more control on a computer, which is what AirBrush Studio on Windows and Mac is for.

Skip AirBrush Object Remover if any of these describe you:

• You want one object gone, once, without an account or a trial. A simple free object removal tool gets you there in fewer steps.
• You have a lot of photos to clean. AirBrush states the tool takes one image at a time, and every saved erase spends two credits.
• You are combining images or working in layers. AirBrush is a retouch app, so composite work belongs in a full editor.
• You want to enhance or upscale rather than erase. AirBrush's image enhancer is the tool for that.