If there is an unwanted object on your computer that you need to remove from your image or picture for whatever reason, then there is no need to use a photo editing software or to pay a professional ...

Being stuck with photobombed pictures or pictures with unwanted elements in them can be frustrating. While you can use photo-editing tools like Photoshop to remove unwanted objects from such pictures, ...

Ever taken what you thought was the perfect picture, only to later notice a random photo bomber or a rogue tree branch ruining the shot? We've all been there. Whether it's a nosy stranger in the ...

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There are few things worse than realizing a trash can ruined the only Instagram-worthy shot you took. Thankfully, most editing apps now offer object removal features that save you the hassle of ...

There’s plenty of talk around what AI can do right now, with new language and machine learning models popping up seemingly every day. It’s easy to lose track of all the areas where artificial ...

Magic Eraser — Google’s AI-powered tool for removing unwanted objects from photos, which once was reserved for Pixel phones — now works on iPhones and other Android devices. With just a tap or two, ...

Apple has added yet more AI features in its latest developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1, and this time we're getting the ability to remove objects from photos. The feature, called ...

It is not unusual to have a lovely photograph that has an unwanted object in it. Usually, you would have to re-take the photograph, delete the photograph, or live with the unwanted object. However, ...

For years, Photoshop fans have relied on Content Aware Fill to remove objects from a scene, with a very limited degree of success. Generative Fill brings the ability to both add and remove content at ...

Ever snapped a perfect family photo on vacation, only to discover a stranger waving in the background or a photo bomber sneaking into your sunset memory? In the past, you’d need a pricey app or a ...

Apple has added yet more AI features in its latest developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS 15.1, and this time we’re getting the ability to remove objects from photos. The feature, called ...