AI Object Remover is browser-based photo cleanup at its most direct: upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, brush over the thing you want gone — a person, an object, text, a watermark, a sticker — and the AI rebuilds the covered area from the surrounding image.
It sits in the same family as Remove Text, one desk over: that tool specialises in lettering, this one takes anything you can paint a brush across, tourists included.
What it costs
Credit packs at $4.90, $9.90 and $19.90 — clean pay-as-you-go with no subscription, which is the right shape for a tool most people need eight times a year. The free tier lets you explore before paying; check how many full-resolution exports a pack actually buys, since removal tools love to preview free and charge at download.
What we can’t tell you
The same thing we can’t tell you about every inpainting tool: how it handles the hard cases — reflections, shadows the removed object cast, patterned backgrounds that must continue believably. Phone-native options (Google’s Magic Eraser and friends) now cover the easy cases for free, so the browser tool’s job is precisely the photos your phone fumbles. Test with one of those.
The details
| What it is | Browser inpainting: brush over anything, AI rebuilds the background |
| Price | Free to explore · packs $4.90 / $9.90 / $19.90, no subscription |
| Best for | Occasional cleanup jobs your phone’s built-in eraser fumbles |
| Think twice if | You need batch volume — per-image credits add up fast at scale |
