⭐ Most Requested

Shortcuts to the tools people ask for most.

For touching up a leftover seam by hand — gently softens whatever's under the brush so colors on either side melt into each other, instead of copying anything new in. Best as a light, final pass after a fix, not as the main tool.

03a — Auto-Detect (Tags / Stickers / Text)

Looks for small, high-contrast patches (a price tag, a sticker, overlaid text) against a calmer background, and suggests them below — click one to remove it. "Clean This Photo" scans, removes every candidate found, and finishes with the Studio Look preset, all in one pass. Won't catch everything, and can occasionally flag a real busy detail on the product itself; always check the result afterward.

03b — Object Remover v3 (Area Fill)

For whole objects (a person, a sign, a logo) instead of small blemishes: draw a loose outline around it, then fill. It rebuilds the whole area from the surrounding background in one pass, so it doesn't leave the faint repeated-texture seams a dragged brush can leave.

No source area picked — the fill will search automatically all around the outline.

For a regularly repeating pattern (evenly spaced polka dots, an icon grid) — locks the fill to the SAME spacing as the pattern around it, so a copied dot lands exactly on the grid instead of just matching color. Falls back to the normal fill automatically if no clear repeat is found (a photo, a one-off illustration, anything non-repeating).

After a fill, shows where the algorithm was confident (green) vs. unsure (red) — a weak/red patch is worth double-checking by eye or fixing manually.

No outline yet — pick "Draw Outline" and trace around the object on the image.

03c — Line / Wire Remover

For a thin wire, strap, scratch, or stray hair strand — drag loosely along it, then Fix. Samples the background just past both sides of the line and blends across it, instead of hunting for a matching round patch. Tool Size controls how wide a line it can cover.