Is PixRemove free for removing people from photos?

Signing up for PixRemove gives you 10 free credits, enough for 2 removals; each Remove uses 5 credits. After that, see pricing for credit packs and plans.

Can I remove several people from one photo at once?

Yes. Brush over all of them and press Remove once, or take them out one at a time. Each Remove uses 5 credits, however many people it covers.

How do I remove a person and their shadow?

Brush over the shadow along with the person, then press Remove. The eraser also cleans shadows and reflections right next to your stroke.

Does removing a person change the rest of my photo?

No. Only the brushed area and its immediate surroundings are replaced; everything else keeps its original pixels.

Will the spot where the person stood look blurry?

The area around your brush is processed at its own resolution, up to 2048 px on its long side, then placed back into your photo. If an edge looks off, brush it again.

Where does PixRemove save the photos I clean?

Every photo you clean is saved in Creations in your PixRemove account, so you can open or download it again later.

Remove Person from Photo —
Brush Over Them, Press Remove

Beach photo with tourists behind a woman

Remove

Drop a photo to start erasing

Try this photo:

Brush and removePaint over anyone you want gone
Shadows go tooShadows and reflections next to your stroke are cleaned
The rest stays as shotOnly the brushed area and its surroundings change
10 free creditsEnough for 2 removals when you sign up

Erase People, Keep the Photo

Real results from PixRemove: the original on the left, the same photo after brushing and pressing Remove on the right.

Couple smiling in a park by a fountain — Before

Couple smiling in a park by a fountain — After — After

Group photos

Remove a photobomber from your photo

The stranger walking past behind the couple is gone, and the path and hedge behind him are filled back in. The two of them keep their original pixels.

Woman in a yellow dress in an old-town square — Before

Woman in a yellow dress in an old-town square — After — After

Travel photos

Remove people from photo backgrounds

The tourists crossing the old-town square are gone, and the cobblestones, steps and doorways behind them are filled back in.

Woman in white on a sunny seaside promenade — Before

Woman in white on a sunny seaside promenade — After — After

Shadows

Remove a person and their shadow

Brush over him and the long shadow he casts on the stone, press Remove, and both are gone; the paving carries on underneath.

How to Remove People from Photos

1
Upload your photo
JPG, PNG or WebP. Photos larger than 30 MP are scaled down first.
2
Brush over the person
Cover them and their shadow, then press Remove. Each Remove uses 5 credits.
3
Download
Save a PNG or JPG. Undo a step, or hold the eye button to compare with the original.

A People Remover That Lets You Check Every Stroke

The PixRemove eraser with a brush stroke over the people on a beach

Brush & undo

Brush, undo and compare before you download

Set the brush size, then paint over each person; nothing is removed until you press Remove.
Undo or redo your removals, and hold the eye button to see the original again.
Download a PNG or JPG; every photo you clean is also saved in Creations.

Remove a person from a photo

Before

After

Detail

Filled at your photo’s own resolution

The area around your brush is sent at its own size, up to 2048 px on its long side, so the fill matches the pixels around it.
Drag the slider over this crop, cut from the photo without enlarging it: where the tourists stood, the cobblestones and steps carry on.

Remove a person from a photo

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