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Magic Eraser

Mask an area to clean up owned images through a controlled Product cleanup workflow.

Tool runner

Private
Source image
Mask fallback upload

You can also upload a black-and-white PNG mask. White areas will be edited.

Aspect ratio
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Example

Magic Eraser Preview

Magic Eraser workflow

Mask an area to clean up owned images through a controlled Product cleanup workflow.

  • 1Start with the runner at the top of the page.
  • 2Review the examples and input notes before exporting.
  • 3Use related tools to continue the visual workflow.

Magic Eraser use cases

Use cleanup tools only for allowed edits where you own the source image and the edit does not remove protected or restricted content.

  • 1Clean allowed distractions from owned images with a mask-guided workflow.
  • 2Keep restricted cleanup claims and misleading edits out of scope.
  • 3Review result quality before download or further editing.

Availability and workflow

Check the workflow notes, availability details, and related tools before continuing with a generated or uploaded image.

Allowed cleanup workflow

Magic Eraser is for small allowed cleanups on images you own or have permission to edit.

  • 1Mark the area to clean with the mask workflow.
  • 2Use it for dust, small props, blemishes or layout distractions when the edit is allowed.
  • 3Review the result before download or further editing.

Safety and rights boundary

Cleanup requests still pass Product and provider safety checks, and the public page must not promise restricted edits.

  • 1Use owned or authorized images.
  • 2Avoid misleading edits and restricted cleanup claims.
  • 3Use Object Remover when the selected area is a distinct object.

FAQ

How does Magic Eraser work?

Upload an image, mark the area to clean up, and submit the mask-guided edit.

What images can I use?

It is designed for cleanup on images you own or have permission to edit.

Are there cleanup limits?

The tool avoids restricted cleanup claims and relies on Product/provider safety checks for submitted tasks.

Does it use credits?

Credits are estimated before submit and settled from the finished cleanup task.

How is Magic Eraser different from Object Remover?

Magic Eraser is better for brush-style small area cleanup; Object Remover is better for selecting a distinct object.

Can I clean product photos before publishing?

Yes for permitted owned-image cleanup, but review the result and avoid misleading edits.