Image EraserNEW
Paint over unwanted objects and let the tool fill the gap
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AllFreeTool is a free online image eraser. Brush over anything you do not want in the picture, and the tool covers the painted area and fills the gap from the surrounding pixels, so people, logos or objects can be taken out without opening a desktop editor. The brush works with a mouse or a finger, and the result is saved as a PNG. Everything runs locally.
It suits removing an object from a photo before you post it, clearing a passer-by from the edge of a product shot, or wiping a distracting corner out of a screenshot. The fill is an approximation rather than a perfect reconstruction, so it works best on textures such as grass, walls, water or sky.
Why use Image Eraser on AllFreeTool?
Brush to Erase
Paint over the object with a brush of adjustable size, using mouse or touch.
Automatic Filling
The painted region is filled from the surrounding colour and texture.
Clear and Recount
Wipe the mask and start again, and see how many pixels are marked.
Local Processing
The picture is edited on your device and never uploaded to a server.
How to use Image Eraser
Upload the Image
Choose the picture that contains something you want removed.
Paint Over the Object
Set the brush size and cover the unwanted area, then apply the fill.
Download the Result
Save the cleaned image as a PNG file.
Common questions
How good is the automatic filling?＋
The tool spreads the colours from the edge of the marked area inward, which works well on even surfaces like walls, sky, water or pavement. It cannot invent detail that was never there, so on a face or a patterned object the result will look soft or smeared rather than photorealistic.
What brush size should I use?＋
Start smaller than you think you need. A thin brush lets you follow the outline of an object closely, and you can always add another pass over the leftover edge. A very wide brush swallows background detail and makes the fill harder to blend.
Can I start over?＋
Yes. The clear button wipes the mask, and the marked pixel count returns to zero. The original picture is untouched, so you can experiment with different brush sizes without uploading the file again.
Is my photo uploaded?＋
No. The image and the mask are both held in the page, and the result is drawn on a local canvas before the download. No network request is made and no copy of your picture is kept on a server.