AI Visual Artifact Eraser
Paint over AI image defects — extra fingers, garbled text, asymmetrical eyes, artifacts — and get content-aware fill. Browser-based, private.
Frequently asked questions
How does the artifact eraser work?+
You upload an image, paint over the defect with an adjustable brush, and the tool fills the masked area using content-aware fill — it propagates and blends the surrounding unmasked pixels into the painted region. Everything happens on a canvas in your browser.
Is this true AI inpainting?+
No. It uses a fast patch-based fill rather than a generative model, so it blends surroundings instead of imagining new content. It works best on small artifacts against relatively uniform areas — skin, sky, blur, simple textures. It will not reconstruct complex structure, like turning a six-fingered hand into an anatomically correct one; for that you need a generative inpainting tool.
Is my image uploaded to a server?+
No. The image is loaded and processed entirely in your browser using the canvas API — it never leaves your device. That makes it safe for client work and unpublished images.
What kinds of artifacts can it fix?+
Small, localized AI-generation glitches: stray extra digits at the edge of a hand, garbled text fragments on simple backgrounds, eye-area artifacts, smudges, and texture glitches. The larger and more structured the defect, the more visible the fill will be.
Is the tool free?+
Yes. It is free with no signup, and since processing is local there are no upload limits or queues — you can edit as many images as you want.