AI Image Cleaner: Object removal for product photos
AI Image Cleaner is a browser-based AI photo editor that helps sellers remove distracting objects or text from existing product photos. The seller uploads a photo and marks the unwanted area with a brush. The tool fills that area using the surrounding image; the seller reviews the result before downloading it.
AI Image Cleaner is a browser-based AI photo editor that helps sellers remove distracting objects or text from existing product photos. The seller uploads a photo and marks the unwanted area with a brush. The tool fills that area using the surrounding image; the seller reviews the result before downloading it.
AI Image Cleaner is a browser-based AI photo editor that helps sellers remove distracting objects or text from existing product photos.
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- Updated Oct 13, 2026
Buying view: A focused option for individual photo fixes when the seller can mark the unwanted area and inspect the result. A more comprehensive image editor is more suitable when the same job also needs backgrounds, layouts, or batch exports.
AI Image Cleaner features
AI Image Cleaner is a browser-based photo cleanup editor for sellers and product content teams. It starts with an existing image: the operator paints over an unwanted object, person, or text, and the service fills that area using the surrounding picture. For a product listing, this can mean removing a distracting prop or stray text while retaining the original composition. The workbench connects upload, brush selection, AI generation, and before/after review in one workflow. Uploading and painting are available before sign-in, while generation requires Google sign-in and sends the image and mask to a cloud AI service. The seller reviews the filled area and the product’s edges, texture, and labels before downloading a result for use in the store.
Remove distracting objects from product photos
An otherwise usable product photo may contain a prop, a thin wire, or text that distracts from the item being sold. AI Image Cleaner lets the operator mark the unwanted content and generate a replacement for that region. The original photo supplies the context for the fill, and the operator decides whether the result is suitable for the listing.
Upload, mark, and review a photo
AI Image Cleaner runs in a browser: upload a photo, paint over the unwanted area, sign in with Google to generate a fill, then compare the result with the original before downloading.
Paint over the distraction, generate a fill, and compare the result with the original. Download an acceptable image or adjust the mask and try again; failed jobs return their credits.
Sign in with Google before generation. The seller should check product edges and texture before using an image in a listing.
Brush selection, AI fill, and before/after review
AI Image Cleaner combines manual region selection, AI fill, and a before/after comparison in one image-cleanup workflow.
Brush mask
Brush selection defines which part of a product photo the editor wants to remove. After uploading a JPG, PNG, or WebP image, the editor paints over the unwanted content rather than just tracing its outline. Brush adjustment, the eraser, undo, and redo help refine the mask around the object’s edges. This mask is the input for AI cleaning, so the editor should avoid covering product details that need to remain visible.
AI inpainting
AI inpainting replaces the selected content with a generated fill based on the surrounding picture. After marking a distraction, the editor signs in with Google and starts cleaning; the image and mask are sent to a cloud service for processing. The generated fill is a suggested reconstruction, which the editor reviews before using it in a product photo. The seller should pay particular attention to fills near product outlines, repeated patterns, and fine textures before accepting the image.
Before / after preview and download
Before/after review helps the seller decide whether a cleaned photo can be used in a product listing. The seller compares the output with the original, checking both the filled region and product details that should remain accurate. If the result is unsuitable, the editor can refine the mask and generate another candidate; an acceptable image can then be downloaded. The seller uploads that file to the store separately, after checking that the edit has not misrepresented the product.
Commercial plans
View official pricing detailsAI Image Cleaner’s prices are in USD. Each successful clean uses 2 credits, including a new run after adjusting a mask; failed jobs return credits.
Monthly subscriptions
AI Image Cleaner’s monthly subscriptions renew credits each month; unused credits expire at the end of that billing period.
Monthly subscription features
- Brush selection and AI removal of objects, text, and watermarks
- Export up to 2048 px
| Product or sales surface | Scope | Public price and status |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | For occasional photo cleanup Included plan entitlements
| $6 / month |
| Pro | For regular photo cleanup Included plan entitlements
| $12 / month |
Annual subscriptions
AI Image Cleaner’s annual subscriptions are paid upfront, with the full year’s credits issued together and valid for that annual billing period.
Annual subscription features
- Brush selection and AI removal of objects, text, and watermarks
- Export up to 2048 px
- Commercial use allowed
| Product or sales surface | Scope | Public price and status |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | For light use across the year Included plan entitlements
| $54 / year · equivalent to $4.50 / month |
| Pro | For higher annual volume Included plan entitlements
| $96 / year · equivalent to $8 / month |
One-time credit packs
AI Image Cleaner’s one-time credit packs need no subscription, never expire, and can supplement subscription credits.
Credit pack features
- Brush selection and AI removal of objects, text, and watermarks
- Export up to 2048 px
| Product or sales surface | Scope | Public price and status |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | For a small project Included plan entitlements
| $8 once |
| Growth | For intermittent photo editing Included plan entitlements
| $20 once |
| Pro Pack | For a larger image project Included plan entitlements
| $45 once |
Try before paying
AI Image Cleaner offers one-time signup credits to new users registering through Google; the official pages give conflicting credit quantities.
| Product or sales surface | Scope | Public price and status |
|---|---|---|
| Google sign-in | One-time credits for new users signing in with Google; see the account balance for the available allowance Included plan entitlements
| Free signup credits |
Subscription credits do not roll over. Credits closest to expiry are used first, ahead of permanent pack balances. Cancellation stops the next renewal; unused credits from the current subscription period remain available until that period ends.
AI Image Cleaner alternatives compared
This comparison covers AI Image Cleaner, Photoroom, and Pixelcut for product-photo cleanup, with differences in editing scope and billing.
| Product | Product scope | Best-fit scenarios and implementation responsibilities | Pricing and billing |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Image CleanerCurrent product | Select and remove unwanted regions from an existing photo. | Best fitFits individual fixes when the task is to clean an existing composition. ImplementationThe seller paints the mask, checks the AI fill, and downloads the image for use in the store. | |
| Photoroom | Retouch objects and combine cleanup with background and product-image editing. | Best fitChoose it when object removal is one step in preparing a product visual with a new background. ImplementationThe editor marks objects for Retouch, then continues editing the image before export. Photoroom Retouch ↗ | Pro: $7.50 / month, billed yearly; the US pricing page includes 1,000 monthly exports. Photoroom pricing ↗ |
| Pixelcut | Erase objects alongside background removal, upscaling, and other image-editing tools. | Best fitChoose it when cleanup shares a workflow with image upscaling or other creative edits. ImplementationThe editor brushes over unwanted content, checks the output, and handles any further edits in the toolset. Pixelcut cleanup ↗ | Free tier with limits; Pro is $8 / month billed yearly, with 600 monthly AI credits and 1,000 monthly batch exports. Pixelcut pricing ↗ |
Independent selection advice
AI Image Cleaner suits individual photo cleanup; broader editing needs, successful reruns, and credit expiry affect which tool and purchase option fit the task.
When to choose AI Image Cleaner
AI Image Cleaner is suited to fixing small areas in individual product photos when the unwanted area is separate from the product outline and the published export limit of up to 2048 px meets the delivery requirement. It suits an editor who can select the area manually and compare each result with the original, rather than a task requiring automatic batch cleanup of an entire catalog. Automatic selection is not confirmed. If the mask overlaps labels, transparent parts, or textures that must remain accurate, manual retouching or per-image review should remain part of the workflow.
When to keep editing in Photoroom or Pixelcut
Photoroom or Pixelcut is worth comparing when cleanup is followed by background changes, upscaling, resizing, or layout work in the same editing workflow. A team already using a paid Photoroom workflow can first consider Retouch: it uses no AI credits and returns the image to the editor after confirmation. For frequent repeated erasing, Pixelcut includes Magic Eraser as Basic AI for subscribers without credit charges, although rate limits still apply. Batch background or size changes in either product do not establish automatic removal of different unwanted objects across different photos; the time needed to select regions in individual images still matters.
Choose billing around reruns and credit expiry
Teams should budget for successful clean runs: 20 images need 40 credits with one successful run each, or 80 with an average of two successful runs each; a successful rerun after an unsatisfactory result is charged again. Predictable monthly work can be matched to monthly allowances, while a team committing to a year of use can compare annual billing; annual credits arrive upfront and expire at the end of that annual period. Packs never expire and can suit intermittent projects, but the upfront purchase and unused balance matter as well as the cost per run. A one-off project paid through a subscription requires cancellation to stop future renewals. The first-subscription refund guarantee requires an application within seven days of the first charge and use of no more than 20% of that period’s credits; consumed pack credits are non-refundable. Before payment, teams should check export requirements and checkout taxes, and confirm that confidential images may be uploaded to an external cloud service.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
AI Image Cleaner requires Google sign-in for generation and sends images to a cloud service; sellers still need to check that the result preserves product details.
Can an image be prepared before signing in?
Browsing, uploading, and painting the mask are available before sign-in. Generating a cleaned image requires a Google account sign-in.
Are images processed only on the device?
No. The privacy policy says images and masks are sent to Replicate for AI processing. It also lists about 30 days of retention for signed-in upload and result history.
What should a seller check before using the result?
Compare product edges, texture, and labels with the original. Edit only images you own or have permission to modify; removing a watermark does not grant rights to another party’s image.
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AI Image Cleaner’s service terms name “AI Image Cleaner Editorial” as the operator; its legal entity has not been independently verified.