After adding your photo to the editing area, it is now time to remove unwanted objects. You can do this by selecting the correct brush size. From there, drag the brush icon over the object, wait a ...

Well, a new photo editing tool from some of the nation’s top computer scientists lets you do just that. The best part is, you can try it out for free.

The photo editor lacks any additional editing tools (crop, exposure adjustments, filters, etc.) but does a decent job of automatically cloning out unwanted content or objects from your photos.

Introduction We live in a world where visuals speak louder than words. Every photo we share—whether on social media, in an online shop, or for professional branding—leaves an impression. But here’s ...

Samsung’s Object Eraser tool gets an upgrade with the new Magnetic Lasso feature. This feature allows for a more precise selection of unwanted objects you want to remove from your photos.

Edit your photos for free with Fotoflexer, a simple yet powerful photo editing app.

The latest version of Adobe’s Project Stardust AI photo editor already thoroughly leaked earlier this month, but at its MAX conference, the company now officially launched this project as a ...

It's Apple's AI photo editing tool, specifically built for removing background objects or other unwanted parts of an image with just a tap. Think of it like the iOS version of Google's Magic Eraser.