BEFORE & AFTER · WAN 2.7 PRO

Remove small objects from a photo with AI.

This sample removes a dark-green book and a brass dish from a limestone console table. The vase, eucalyptus, stone surface, lighting, and overall composition are called out as details to keep.

MODEL · WAN 2.7 PROEDIT · TWO DECOR OBJECTSSOURCE · AI-CREATED SCENE
Before: ceramic vase with eucalyptus, a dark-green book, and a brass dish on a console
BeforeOriginal AI-created still life
After: book and brass dish removed, with the vase and console retained
AfterWan 2.7 Pro · Image edit

This example demonstrates a simple decor cleanup. Check reconstructed surfaces for visual artifacts, especially where the removed object overlapped a pattern, text, or complex edge.

The prompt used for this object-removal edit

Remove only the dark green book and the small brass dish from the console table. Keep the vase, eucalyptus, limestone console, wall, lighting, shadows, materials, composition, and camera framing unchanged. Fill the cleared tabletop naturally and photorealistically. No text, logos, or watermark.

How to ask an AI editor to remove an object

Name the object precisely and locate it in relation to the scene: “remove the brass dish from the right side of the console.” Avoid broad requests such as “clean up this photo” if other details must stay. A short preservation list can help maintain the room, subject, and camera view.

Removal quality depends on the pixels hidden behind the object. The model has to synthesize the missing area, so it cannot always reconstruct exact text, patterns, or geometry. For product records, evidence, or important documents, keep an untouched original and verify every change.

Try a focused removal

  1. Use a source image where the item to remove is easy to identify.
  2. Specify which item should disappear and which nearby objects should remain.
  3. Inspect the filled-in area at full size before you save or share.

Explore this task alongside the other before-and-after AI image-editing examples, then check available models and pricing in the image editor.