Free tool

Remove people from photos Click them or paint over them, and the scene fills in.

Drop a photo, click the person you want gone or paint over them, and press Erase. The stranger at the viewpoint, the crowd behind you, the passer-by in the corner: gone, with the scenery filled back in at the photo's full size. Free, no watermark.

Why people pick this one

Most free tools blur the person out or hand back a small, watermarked copy. Here they are gone and the scene behind them is filled in, and the full-size photo is the free result.

Works with
One person, a group or a whole crowd. JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC.
Comes back as
The same photo at the same size, as JPG, PNG or WebP.
Detail
Zoom in to catch a shadow, a bag strap or a foot at the edge of the frame.
Limits
None on how many photos. Very large photos are worked on at 24 megapixels.
Price
Free, no watermark, no sign-up.

How to remove a person from a photo

  1. Drop your photo in. Or paste it from the clipboard. It opens in the editor.
  2. Mark the person. Click them to pick them out in one go, or paint over them with the brush. Cover their shadow and anything they are holding, so nothing is left to copy from.
  3. Press Erase, then download. The scene fills in where they stood. If a sleeve or a foot is still showing, mark it and erase again, then download at full size.

Questions people ask

Can it remove several people at once?

Yes. Mark each of them, then press Erase once. Or take them one at a time and check each result.

What if the person is in front of something detailed?

The fill matches the surroundings, so a wall, a lawn or a sea comes back cleanly. A very detailed background, like a crowd or a shop window, is harder; erase in smaller parts and undo anything you do not like.

Does the person's shadow go too?

Only if you mark it. Paint over the shadow along with the person and it fills in with them.

Is it free, with no watermark?

Yes. The full-size photo is the free result, with no watermark and no limit on the number of photos.