Object Remover
Erase Anything From a Photo by Describing It.
Upload a photo and say what to remove — a photobomber, clutter, a sign. Nano Banana (Gemini 3) inpaints it away in Telegram. No brush tools, no card.
See the difference
Say what to remove, get a cleaner photo — filled in automatically.
Who removes objects
- Anyone
- Remove a photobomber or a stranger from a shot
- A cleaner photo with the distraction gone, no cloning tools.
- Sellers
- Clear clutter around a product
- A tidier listing image, described in one sentence.
- Creators
- Take out a sign, logo, or blemish
- A cleaner frame returned in the chat.
How object removal works
- 01
Upload the photo
Send your image to @vustPortraitBot and choose the remove/inpaint option.
- 02
Say what to remove
"Remove the person on the left", "take out the trash bin". You see the price before any charge.
- 03
Get the cleaned image
The bot fills the area in and returns the photo. Adjust the instruction and redo if needed.
Remove an object in chat
Send a photo to @vustPortraitBot, say what to remove, and get the cleaned image. Stars only when you want more.
What to expect
Inpainting, by description
The model removes the object and reconstructs what's behind it from a text instruction — not manual brush work.
Small, clear objects work best
Distinct objects against a simple background remove most cleanly. Large or overlapping subjects are harder.
Safe edits only
Removing objects or clutter is fine. Editing a real person's protected attributes or undressing anyone is blocked.
Frequently asked questions
How does the AI object remover work?
Send a photo to @vustPortraitBot in Telegram, choose the remove/inpaint option, and say what to take out — "remove the person on the left", "take out the trash bin". The model erases it and reconstructs what's behind, then sends the cleaned photo back. No brush or lasso tools.
Do I have to mark the object myself?
No — you describe it in words. The model locates and removes the object based on your instruction over the uploaded image.
What removes most cleanly?
Small, distinct objects against a relatively simple background. Large objects, ones that overlap the main subject, or busy textures are harder for any inpainting tool.
What's hardest for it to remove?
Large objects, ones overlapping the main subject, or busy textured backgrounds are hardest — the model has to reconstruct what was behind them. Small, distinct objects on a simple background remove cleanest.
Will it leave a visible patch where the object was?
Usually it reconstructs the background convincingly, but on detailed scenes you may spot a soft patch — zoom in to check, and ask for another pass if it's not clean.
Ready when you are
Remove objects from a photo in Telegram.
Describe what to take out and the bot inpaints it away — powered by Nano Banana (Gemini 3). No brush tools, no card.