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Real Estate Photo Cleanup Show the room, not the clutter

Take out bins, cables and personal things while walls and floors stay straight.

Room with a bin and a ball on the wooden floor, after: removed by the eraser

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How it works here

Real-estate photo cleanup, step by step

Remove bins, cables, personal clutter and temporary signs from property photos. Structure Repair keeps walls, floor seams and skirting boards straight through the gap.

  1. 1

    Open the room or exterior

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  2. 2

    Lasso the clutter

    Draw around bins, cables, boxes. Smart Select works too.

  3. 3

    Structure Repair is on

    Edges entering the gap are continued straight through it.

  4. 4

    Erase

    Each item is rebuilt separately, with extra context.

  5. 5

    Straighten the finish

    Crop to the listing ratio and adjust brightness.

Rooms are made of straight lines

Property photos are architecture: skirting boards, door frames, worktop edges, tile grout, floorboards, rooflines, fences. An object removal that bends one of those lines is instantly visible, and general-purpose inpainting is weakest exactly there — it is excellent at texture and poor at geometry. Structure Repair addresses that directly. Before the AI fills a gap, it finds strong straight edges entering the gap on one side and leaving on the other, pairs them by direction and by the colours on either side, and draws each continuation into the gap. The AI then fills around a line that already exists instead of inventing one.

When a selection has straight lines crossing it and Structure Repair is off, the editor says so with a one-click tip. If a result still has a kink, “Fix lines” in the result bar reruns the repair with structure guidance.

What to remove, and what not to

Bins, hoses, cables, toys, toiletries, personal photos, a parked bicycle, a temporary sign: anything that is clutter rather than the property. Do not remove permanent defects or features — damp, cracks, a pylon outside the window — from listing photos; that changes what the buyer is being shown about the property itself.

Finish for the listing

Crop to 4:5 or 16:9 for portals and social, brighten a dim interior a little, and export at the original resolution.

Good to know

Questions

Can I use it for real-estate photos?
Yes — the Real-estate preset turns on Structure Repair, which continues wall edges, skirting, floor seams and horizons through the gap before the AI fills it.
Why did the AI make a strange result?
The AI invents what was behind the object from what surrounds it. It struggles when the hole is large, when the object touches the frame edge, and when straight lines or repeating patterns cross it. Try another result, give it more context, turn on Structure Repair for walls and floors, or erase large objects in smaller pieces.
Can I remove multiple objects?
Yes. Mark as many as you like and press Erase once — separate objects are rebuilt one at a time, each from its own surroundings, which looks cleaner than filling them all as one large hole.
Does the rest of the image change?
No. Only pixels inside the (slightly expanded) selection are replaced. Every other pixel is copied through exactly; the photo is not resized or regenerated, and the only re-encoding is the one you choose when you save.
Can I clean many images?
Yes, when the same thing sits in the same place — a fixed studio stand, a sensor spot, your own overlay. Draw the mask once and apply it to a whole set, or review them one by one, then download a ZIP. It all runs in this tab.
Does EraseObject upload my photos?
No. The photo is decoded, edited and exported inside your browser. There is no upload endpoint on this site. What the site does download is AI model files — those travel to you; your photo never travels anywhere.