For cleaning up a photo where a stranger, ex, or photobomber wandered into the shot and you want them gone without a trace.
Getting rid of a person in a photo means filling a large region convincingly, and that's exactly where naive tools fail — a diffusion fill just paints a soft smear where the person was. This tool uses PatchMatch content-aware fill, which reconstructs the gap from real texture elsewhere in the image, so the beach, field, or wall behind them carries through naturally. Brush over the person (use a bigger brush for the body, a smaller one to trace edges, and the eraser to trim the mask), then click Remove; the fill runs off the main thread so the interface stays smooth and shows live progress. It's fully on-device — nothing is uploaded — and downloads at full resolution with no watermark. Results are best when the background behind the person is simple or repetitive; if part of the fill looks off, undo, re-brush that area, and run it again. A before/after slider lets you compare the cleaned image to the original.