Mark the exact area you want changed with a brush, describe the edit, and AI inpainting rewrites just that region — the rest of the photo is left untouched.
Drop any photo into the draw-to-edit canvas.
Use the brush tool to mark the exact area you want to change with AI inpainting.
Type what you want to change - remove, replace, or retouch. AI inpainting applies your edit to the marked area instantly.
Mark the exact region to change. Pixel-level control instead of a prompt applied to the whole frame.
Paint over what you want gone — objects, bystanders, text, watermarks — and the AI fills the gap seamlessly.
Mask the background and describe the scene you want in its place. Everything inside the mask stays untouched.
Fix blemishes, smooth a distracting patch, or clean up a small detail without re-rendering the whole photo.
Supports JPG, PNG and WebP. Nothing to install — the canvas runs in the browser.
Upload a photo, use the brush to draw on the area you want to change, then describe your edit. The AI uses inpainting to precisely modify only the marked region - remove objects, swap backgrounds, or retouch details.
AI inpainting is a technique that fills in or replaces selected areas of an image. You mark the region with a brush, describe what should change, and the AI generates a seamless result that blends naturally with the rest of the photo.
Yes! New users get 5 free credits. Each inpainting edit costs 5 credits, so you can try the draw-to-edit tool completely free with no signup required.
Draw on any area to remove objects, erase people, fix blemishes, replace backgrounds, retouch skin, remove text or watermarks, and more. The brush gives you precise control over exactly which part of the photo gets edited.
Text-based editors apply changes to the whole image based on a prompt. Draw-to-edit lets you mark the exact area to change with a brush, giving you pixel-level control. This is ideal for precise edits like removing a specific object or retouching a small detail.
Upload a photo, paint over the part you want changed, and describe it. First edits are free.