Cleanup.pictures
Cleanup.pictures is an AI inpainting tool that removes unwanted objects, people, text, logos, watermarks, blemishes, and defects from any picture in a few clicks — the AI guesses what was behind the removed element. It serves photographers,
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Cleanup.pictures - Remove objects, people, text and defects from any picture for free ↗
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Cleanup.pictures is an AI inpainting tool that removes unwanted objects, people, text, logos, watermarks, blemishes, and defects from any picture in a few clicks — the AI guesses what was behind the removed element. It serves photographers, creative agencies, real estate agents, and e-commerce sellers, and offers a high-quality inpainting API with usage-based pricing for developers. The free tier allows unlimited images but exports are limited to 720px; the Pro version has no size limit and costs $5/month or $36/year. A free trial of HD quality is available before purchase, and subscriptions work on both mobile and desktop.
Capabilities and conditions
- Removes unwanted objects, people, text, and defects from photos with AI inpainting. Source ↗
- Offers an inpainting API usable in any environment such as Node.js, SwiftUI, or Kotlin. Source ↗
- Free-version exports are limited to 720px; the Pro version has no size limit. Source ↗
- The free tier covers standard use; hi-resolution processing costs $5/month or $36/year. Source ↗
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