Cleanup.pictures

Cleanup.pictures is a browser-based AI inpainting tool for object removal. You brush over anything you want gone — a tourist, a watermark, a date stamp, a crack in a scan — and the model reconstructs the background underneath without clone-stamp work or layer skills. Photographers, creative agencies, real estate agents, and e-commerce sellers use it to clean portraits, depersonalize listing photos, and prep product shots without opening a full editor. The workflow is deliberately thin: drag an image in, paint over the target, download the result. The vendor's own guidance is to overshoot the brush and cover shadows along with the object, which is the single biggest lever on output quality. Four use-case lanes are called out on the site — photographers, creatives, real estate, and e-commerce — plus a developer track for teams that want the same inpainting inside their own product. Pricing sits low. The Free tier processes unlimited images but exports capped at 720p, so it works for social and proofing but not print. Pro lifts resolution and adds a high-quality refiner, and a usage-based inpainting API covers product embedding with documentation, a live demo, and samples for Node.js, SwiftUI, and Kotlin. ClipDrop Pro is the wider bundle if you also want background removal, background replacement, uncrop, and generative fill. Where it stops: Cleanup is single-purpose by design. It won't give you batch processing, layers, or background transparency, and it won't replace a real editor for anything beyond retouch-and-export. Against Photoshop it wins on time and cost; against the ClipDrop suite it wins on focus. Judge it as a targeted tool, not a Photoshop substitute.