AI Image Cleaner

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freemium • Free daily credits

Updated Sep 2026

AI Image Cleaner does one job and keeps its scope honest: you brush over the thing you want gone — a stranger in the background, a watermark, a bin, a line of text — and AI inpainting reconstructs what should have been behind it. The approach is based on LaMa-style inpainting research, which in practice means it is good at continuous backgrounds: sky, walls, pavement, grass, water, sand. That is exactly the class of removal that used to eat ten minutes of clone-stamping in Photoshop and now takes a brush stroke and a few seconds. Working in the browser is more important here than it sounds. Object removal is an interruption task — you notice the problem while you are already posting a listing or a photo, and installing software or opening a heavy editor is enough friction that people simply publish the flawed version instead. A brush-precise eraser on a web page, with daily free credit refills and a bonus for signing in, fits that moment. Realistic limits: complex structured backgrounds are where all inpainting models show their seams — repeating tile patterns, text you did not mean to remove, faces and hands partially behind the removed object, and anything where the model has to invent geometry rather than continue a texture. Large removals in busy scenes often need two or three passes with smaller strokes, which works better than one big selection. Resolution handling and the free credit ceiling also mean this is a quick-fix utility, not a retouching studio. Judged on that basis — a fast, focused eraser you reach for several times a week — it is genuinely useful and pleasantly unambitious.