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Owned result: one person is taken out of an office group. Prompt used: “the woman on the far left”.

Three people stand in front of the office building after the woman on the far left has been removed. — Owned result: one person is taken out of an office group. Prompt used: “the woman on the far left”.

Usually you don't want to remove "people" — you want to remove one person: the stranger who walked into your holiday shot, the colleague who has left, the guest who blinked in the only good group photo. Describe that one person, and the AI removes them and fills the gap while leaving everyone else as they were. It's the same tool that lets you remove people from your photos with AI, aimed at one person.

How to describe the right person

The clearer the description, the better the result. Point to them the way you'd point them out to a friend:

by position: "the woman on the far right", "the second man from the left in the back row";
by clothing: "the man in the grey hoodie";
by what they're doing: "the person taking a photo in the background".

Keep the right people

Avoid describing people you want to keep. If two people look alike, add position as well as clothing. This matters most in group photos.

What happens to the space they leave

The AI rebuilds whatever was behind them, using the rest of the photo as a guide. In a group shot, that might mean closing a gap so the line looks natural; on a street, it's pavement and shopfronts; indoors, a wall or a doorway. Shadows and reflections of the removed person are usually removed too.

When it's harder

If the person you're removing has an arm around someone you're keeping, or is standing directly in front of them, the AI has to invent part of the person who stays. It will try, but check faces and hands closely. Photos where the person fills most of the frame are also harder, because there's little background left to work from.

Free to try

Sign in with Google and your first edit is free. If an edit fails, it isn't counted. After that, 3 HD edits cost $4.99, with no subscription.

Respect the people in your photos

Removing someone from your own photo is fine — including an ex from old photos; using edited photos to mislead or harm people isn't. Don't present an edited photo as an untouched record where that matters, such as in news, legal or official documents.

Your photos

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More real results

Owned result: one guest is taken out of a garden barbecue. Prompt used: “the man on the far left”.

Two men and two women stand around a charcoal grill in a garden with a wooden table in the foreground. — Owned result: one guest is taken out of a garden barbecue. Prompt used: “the man on the far left”.

Owned result: a staff member walking behind a couple is removed. Prompt used: “the staff member walking in the background”.

A bride and groom stand on a stone path in a garden with guests seated at tables in the background. — Owned result: a staff member walking behind a couple is removed. Prompt used: “the staff member walking in the background”.

Common questions

Can I remove just one person from a group photo?

Yes. Describe who by position or clothing, and only they are removed.

Can I remove two people at once?

Yes, name both in one description; it's still one edit.

Is it free?

Your first edit is free with Google sign-in, and there's no watermark. After that, 3 HD edits cost $4.99.

Will it change the people I keep?

It aims not to. Check faces and hands if the person removed was touching or overlapping them.

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