AI Design Kit
Submit

Cleanup.pictures

Visit website

For designers and marketers who need a quick object-removal pass on product shots, comps, or social stills—not a full photo suite and not a background-cutout tool. Cleanup.pictures (by Clipdrop) is a brush-to-remove inpainting workflow: paint over distractions and the model reconstructs what was behind them. Prefer remove.bg when the job is cutout, or Photoshop when you need layered, controllable retouching.

Photo Editing & Retouching
$Freemium
Cleanup.pictures homepage

Use it when

You need to erase people, text, props, or defects from a still and fill the hole cleanly—fast, in the browser—before dropping the image into a layout or listing.

What it does well

  • Focused brush-based object removal with AI inpainting (not a general editor)
  • Simple upload → paint → download flow on desktop and mobile browsers
  • Free: unlimited images with 720p export—enough for drafts and many web uses
  • Pro: unlimited resolution plus a high-quality refiner for sharper cleanup
  • Optional ClipDrop Pro suite and usage-based API if Cleanup alone is not enough

Skip it when

  • You need print or HD masters—Free stops at 720p; use Pro or another HD pipeline
  • The job is background removal/cutout—use remove.bg (or similar)
  • You need upscaling or face/detail enhancement as the primary job—use VanceAI, Magnific, etc.
  • You need layers, masks, and pixel-level control—use Photoshop or Affinity
  • You are removing watermarks or content you don’t have rights to edit

Fits your workflow

Upload the still → brush unwanted areas → download the cleaned file → place in Figma, Canva, or your storefront. Stay on Free for 720p web drafts; switch to Pro when resolution and refiner quality matter. Keep heavy composites in a full editor.

Similar tools

See more