Erase and Remove Image Details with AI
The erase tool removes details from an image and rebuilds the surface behind them. You mark the area, name what should go, and 10 to 15 seconds later the logo, zipper, pocket, or whatever else you did not want is gone, with the fabric continuing cleanly where it was. It is the subtraction half of image editing: nothing added, nothing restyled, just removed.
- 1Mask the area and name the target
- 2Let the AI rebuild the surface
- 3Erase, or replace
This demo was recorded in our previous interface — an updated video of the new studio is on its way.
How it works
Mask the area and name the target
Paint a mask over the region that contains the detail, then write in the text field what to delete. The mask says where, the text says what; together they keep the AI from touching anything else.
Let the AI rebuild the surface
Processing takes about 10 to 15 seconds. The object disappears and the area is reconstructed to match its surroundings, so a de-branded sweater still reads as an untouched photo.
Erase, or replace
Removal is one direction; the studio's replace feature goes the other way, adding or swapping details in the same masked workflow. Between the two, small design decisions stop requiring a reshoot.
Small tool, constant use
Most images are one detail away from usable: a competitor's logo on a sourced reference, a hardware detail that dates a sample, a pocket that clutters a silhouette. For broader changes to a garment, the edit image tool restyles rather than removes, and the background changer handles everything behind the clothes. All of it runs in the design studio.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of details can I remove?+
Anything you can mask and name: logos, zippers, pockets, small accessories, stray objects. The stated targets are exactly the small details you do not like on an image.
How long does one removal take?+
About 10 to 15 seconds from clicking to seeing the cleaned image.
What does the tool need from me?+
An uploaded image, a mask over the area, and a short text saying what to delete. The text matters: it tells the AI which object inside the mask is the target.
What if I want to put something else in its place?+
Use the replace feature alongside erase: it adds and replaces details instead of just removing them, so the same masked spot can receive a new element.