Lasso the person or describe them — 'remove the man in the red jacket on the left' — and the background is rebuilt behind them.
Removing a person used to mean cloning background over them pixel by pixel. Now an image model can repaint the area with what plausibly sat behind them: the wall, the beach, the crowd.
Use the lasso or brush to mark exactly who should go. The edit stays inside your selection, so the rest of the photo is untouched.
Upload the photo: Higher resolution gives the model more background to work from.
Mark the person: Lasso them, or write who to remove in the prompt.
Review and refine: If a shadow or reflection remains, select it and run again.
Selection-precise: Only the marked area changes.
Shadows too: Ask it to remove the person's shadow and reflection.
Group photos: Remove one person and keep everyone else exactly as they were.
Can it remove someone touching another person? Yes, though overlapping limbs are hardest. Select carefully and describe what should remain.
Does it work on large crowds? Removing one or two people works best. For a whole crowd, see our guide on removing tourists.
Is the original kept? Yes, both versions are saved in your history.
Is it free to try? Yes. Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 7 days — cancel anytime. No watermark on any plan.