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Paint over anything in a photo and the AI erases it, free up to 720 pixels.
AI object remover that erases unwanted people, text, and clutter from photos and fills the area naturally, in the browser.
Cutout.Pro Object Remover erases unwanted things from a photo. You brush over the person, object, sign, watermark or text you want gone. The AI reads the surrounding scene and fills the gap. It is aimed at product shots and travel or event photos where a stray person or object spoils the frame.
It runs in the browser and takes one image at a time. The same Cutout.Pro account also covers background removal, enhancement and restoration. Removing an object spends credits, bought as a subscription or a pay-as-you-go pack. A free account includes 5 credits, and every image gives a low-resolution download to keep.
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You brush over the object, person, watermark, or text you want gone, and the AI analyzes the surroundings and fills the area so the edit leaves no trace.
A free account includes 5 credits. Every image also gives a low-resolution download, up to 0.25 megapixels, that you can keep. Full-resolution removal costs credits, which come from a subscription or a pay-as-you-go pack.
The browser, on a computer or a phone. Cutout.Pro's Windows and Mac desktop app covers background removal and face cutout only. Object removal runs on the website.
Yes. Along with people and clutter, it can erase text overlays and watermarks from a photo.
No. The page takes one file at a time. Cutout.Pro's desktop app batches background removal and face cutout only, not object removal.
Background removal cuts the whole subject out, while Object Remover erases a smaller, specific element and keeps the rest of the photo.
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