Three ways to mark objects
Select the object with a mask image, a short text description, or the coordinates of one box.
Remove something
Removes mask-selected objects and their visual effects, seamlessly reconstructing the scene with contextually appropriate content.
Opens the image studio with Object Removal Mask ready to use. You can look around as a guest. Running it takes the Pro plan or higher.


What it makes
Remove something
Erases people, objects or text and fills the space to match the rest.
What you need
What you get
The picture without the removed item
Object Removal Mask takes an unwanted object out of an image. It removes the object you select along with its visual effects. It then fills the gap with content that suits the rest of the scene. You get back an edited image.
You always add the image you want to edit. Then you choose how to point at the object, using one of three options. With Mask, you add a second image where white areas mark what to remove. With Prompt, you type a short text description of the object. With Bbox (short for bounding box), you give the coordinates of one box around the area to erase. Only one box is supported. Each option also has Mask Expansion, a number from 0 to 50 that grows the mask by that many pixels. It starts at 15.
Each run takes one image. Object Removal Mask costs 60 credits. Object Removal and Text Removal are separate models priced at 400 credits.
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Select the object with a mask image, a short text description, or the coordinates of one box.
The object is removed together with its visual effects, and the gap is filled with content that suits the scene.
Grow the mask by 0 to 50 pixels. The setting starts at 15.
You receive an image with the selected objects removed.
Upload the image you want to edit. All three options need it.
Choose Mask, Prompt or Bbox (bounding box). Then add a mask image, type a short description of the object, or give the coordinates of one box.
Change Mask Expansion if you want, from 0 to 50 pixels. Then start the run. It costs 60 credits.
Take a stray object out of a photo and let the scene fill in where it was.
Type a short description of the object and get back the image without it.
Quick answers to help you get the most out of Object Removal Mask in FunAI Studio.