Paint a small area and the browser spreads nearby pixel colors into the mask. This local fill is best for simple backgrounds; it does not generate or reconstruct missing scene detail.
No. The current effect uses local pixel filling, spreading nearby colors into the painted mask. It does not invent hidden textures or rebuild detailed scenes.
Small marks over smooth or consistent backgrounds are more predictable. Large objects, patterned surfaces, and selections crossing strong edges can leave smears.
Cover the object and a small margin around its edge or shadow. Use a smaller brush near details and avoid painting a much larger area than needed.
The result downloads as a JPEG at the original pixel dimensions. JPEG is lossy and does not retain transparency.
No. The fill is processed locally in your browser rather than sent to a server for image processing.
Use the brush to mark a small distraction, then let the browser fill the mask with nearby pixel colors. This local fill is not generative AI and does not reconstruct detail hidden by an object. It is best for small marks against simple backgrounds; large selections and complex textures can smear. The tool supports mouse and touch input, processes the image locally, and downloads a same-dimension JPEG. Free, no signup required.