Magic Eraser
Brush over anything you want gone — a sticker, a stray object, a person in the background — and AI fills in what was behind it. Everything else stays exactly as it was.
15 credits per erase
What you can erase
Example
Use cases
Price tags and stickers
Brush over the tag; the surface behind it is filled in.
People or clutter in the background
Brush each one fully, including its shadow.
Dust, scratches and blemishes
Small spots erase best a few at a time.
Cables, stands and props
Clear the frame around your product without a reshoot.
Reflections and glare
Brush the bright patch; the material underneath is continued.
Before the white background
Tidy a product photo first, then put it on white with the White Background Maker.
How it works
- Step 1
Upload
Drop in a JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 25 MB.
- Step 2
Brush
Paint over what you want to erase. Undo or clear and try again as often as you like.
- Step 3
Erase and download
Press Erase, compare before and after, then download the JPEG.
What you get
Smart fill
The erased area is filled by continuing the surface, texture and light around it.
The rest stays yours
Only the brushed area is replaced; every other pixel is your original photo.
No charge on failure
If an erase can't be finished, the credits are returned.
Questions
- How does the Magic Eraser work?
- You brush over what you want removed, and AI redraws just that area with what would be behind it — the wall, the table, the background.
- Is the Magic Eraser free?
- Each erase costs 15 credits. New accounts get free credits, and a failed erase costs nothing.
- How do I get the cleanest result?
- Brush the whole object including its shadow, and erase large or separate things one at a time.
- What should I not erase?
- Only erase from photos you have the rights to — don't use it to remove someone else's watermark or credit.