Remove one distraction
Upload the photo below, keep the Remove task selected, and describe the object, its location, and anything nearby that must stay unchanged. You can compare the result with the source, narrow the instruction, retry, download, or keep editing without leaving this page.
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Result
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BeforeAfterOne photo. One clear change.
WRITE AN INSTRUCTION YOU CAN JUDGE
“The red cup” is safer than “clean up the table.” A focused target makes success and failure easier to inspect.
Use plain spatial language when similar objects appear more than once: “the cup on the right side of the table.”
Name nearby people, text, products, geometry, reflections, or lighting that must not change.
Large targets require the editor to invent more hidden scene. Faces, hands, text, reflections, shadows, and repeating geometry can change nearby. The tool does not provide a pixel mask or promise pixel-identical preservation.
If the fill changes a nearby subject, narrow the object description and strengthen “keep unchanged.” Use Adjust and try again to refine the instruction, retry after a failure, keep editing from a successful result, or return to the original and start over. Signed-in results can also be reopened from Creations.
Questions
Yes. Upload your image in the workspace above, leave Remove selected, write the instruction, and run the edit here.
No pixel mask is available in this workflow. Describe the target and its location in words. For repeated objects, include nearby landmarks that distinguish the one you mean.
Not necessarily. The editor generates a new result and can affect nearby texture, geometry, reflections, text, faces, or hands. Compare the full image and iterate with a narrower request.
Refine the instruction, continue editing from the result, transform it, download it, or keep an account-owned result in Creations.
