Remove a Person

You finally got the shot at the overlook and there is a stranger in a neon vest standing in the middle of it. Or you made a collab clip cover with three people and one of them dropped out of the project. Or an ex. Remove a Person takes a photo and a plain description of who should go, and returns the same frame without them. The railing they were leaning on is still there. The wall behind them is rebuilt with the right texture and light. Everyone you wanted to keep is untouched, standing exactly where they stood, and the photo looks like they were never in it.

Two inputs: the photo and a text field for who to remove. Be specific the way you would be to a friend: the guy in the blue cap on the left, the group in the background, everyone except me. The tool finds the match, lifts them out and fills the gap using the surrounding scene, so a brick wall continues as brick and a beach horizon stays level. Shadows and reflections that belonged to the removed person go with them. The people who remain keep their faces, outfits and poses. Framing does not change and nothing gets cropped, which means the result drops straight back into the post you planned.

Start at Standard to confirm the right person was picked. If the fill behind them looks slightly soft, rerun at Pro for cleaner texture, especially on patterned walls or crowds. A single photo run is 4 credits at Standard, 12 at Pro and 44 at Max, and your 4 signup credits cover the first one. Removing someone often leaves the composition off-center, so send the result to Reframe to recenter for the grid, or to Expand Image if you need more room on one side. If you are swapping a collaborator in rather than out, follow up with Add Someone to Photo and put the new person in the same spot.