What is generative fill and how to use it?

Generative fill allows you to replace or add elements to an image using text prompts. Mask an area, type what you want to see (e.g., 'a red car'), and the AI will generate it naturally into the scene.

Can I use the magic eraser to remove text or watermarks?

Yes, our local repaint tool is perfect for cleaning up images. Just paint a mask over the text, blemishes, or watermarks, and let the AI reconstruct the original background.

How to get the most natural blends when inpainting?

For the best results, keep your masks precise and slightly larger than the object. Use descriptive prompts mentioning lighting and style if you are adding new elements.

Is the AI photo retouching tool free to use?

Yes, you can use our generative inpaint and magic eraser features for free directly in your browser without any design skills.

Mask, Prompt & References

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Mask, prompt and blend—local edits merge naturally into the original scene.

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Edit Only What You Need

Paint a mask, describe the change, and let AI blend edits naturally into the original scene.

Remove unwanted objects with an AI mask

Brush over cables, logos, text, people, clutter or small defects, then let AI fill the selected area while the rest of the image stays unchanged.

Brush over only the object, label, cable, text, blemish or background distraction you want to change.
Keep the rest of the photo stable so faces, products and composition do not shift.
Useful for object removal, AI erasing, local retouching and small cleanup edits.

Use generative fill to replace part of an image

Describe the local edit in a prompt, add references for material or lighting, and create product mockups, label swaps, photo cleanup and concept variations.

Describe the replacement in plain language, such as remove the logo or add a vase.
Add a reference image when the new material, color or lighting needs to match a specific style.
Create quick product mockups, label swaps, photo cleanup and concept variations.

Use generative fill to replace part of an image

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Skip slow clone-stamp and healing-brush passes for common cleanup tasks.
Test small visual changes before committing to a full shoot, redesign or retouching pass.
Turn one original asset into ad variants, product concepts and corrected photos faster.

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AI inpainting guide

Edit selected image areas with masks, prompts and references

AI inpainting changes only the area you mark. It is useful for removing unwanted objects, replacing small details, cleaning product photos, fixing distractions or testing creative variations without regenerating the whole image.

How to use AI inpainting

1
Upload the image and paint a mask
Brush over the object, text, blemish or area you want to change. A precise mask helps preserve the rest of the photo.
2
Describe the desired edit
Use a short prompt such as remove the cable, replace the label, clean the wall or add a ceramic vase.
3
Generate and compare
Check whether the new area matches lighting, texture and perspective, then download the version that fits your goal.

Common use cases

Remove unwanted objects, clutter, logos or distracting background items.
Replace product labels, props or local design details for quick mockups.
Fix small photo defects without editing the whole image.
Create variations for ads and product concepts from one base image.

Best practices

Mask slightly beyond the object edge so the AI can blend the surrounding pixels.
Keep prompts specific but short; describe the final visual, not the editing process.
For material changes, mention texture, color and lighting style.
Use reference images when the replacement must match a specific product or style.

Inpaint vs full image generation

Full generation creates a new image from scratch. Inpainting protects the original composition and edits only a selected region. It is better for photo cleanup, product corrections and local creative changes where most of the source image should stay unchanged.

Supported inputs and outputs

Input: JPG, PNG and WebP images.
Output: edited image with the selected region blended into the original scene.
Best for: object removal, local retouching, prompt-based replacement and concept variation.

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Use our AI Inpaint tool to brush over the unwanted object, person, or watermark. The AI magic eraser will analyze the surrounding pixels and seamlessly fill the gap.

Mask, Prompt & References

AI Inpaint & Local Edit

Mask, prompt and blend—local edits merge naturally into the original scene.

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