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AI Photo Cleanup Studio

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Use this when an existing photo contains an object that must be removed, such as a bystander in a travel photo, a vehicle in a street scene, an extra hand or wire in a product image, or clutter in a room photo. The goal is to remove only the selected object while preserving the person, product, text, and background.

How It Works

  • Establish the base image and reuse the uploaded artifact.
  • Define what should disappear, what must remain, and what should fill the gap.
  • Use edit_regions with rectangles or full-image editing; rectangles are safer near faces, products, or text, while scattered items may be handled across the whole image.
  • Use beatra.models.list to inspect live model capabilities instead of assuming controls or limits.
  • Confirm the route, count, canvas size, total runs, and maximum cost before payment, and keep a stable client_request_id for each call.
  • Submit each approved beatra.images.edit call once, record the task ID, and poll with beatra.tasks.get until it reaches a terminal state.
  • Deliver the actual dimensions, MIME type, file size, artifact, resolved model, usage, and billing.

Boundaries

It is suitable for object removal and surrounding inpainting, not for full style transfer, realism enhancement, professional headshots, product background replacement, generation without a source image, or video retouching. The covered area is newly generated from surrounding context, not recovered original detail; if it originally contained a face, price, serial number, or document that needs accuracy, warn the user before submission. Multiple targets are split into separate paid runs, and after a failed run, later rectangles must be reconfirmed on the new base image.

Use Cases

  • A travel photographer removes bystanders and vehicles from client photos while keeping the main subjects and landmarks intact.
  • An e-commerce operator cleans up product photos by removing stray hands, wires, or reflections without changing the product.
  • A real-estate editor removes clutter and temporary props from room photos and repairs the floor or wall area.
  • A content editor retouches street-scene images by removing trash bins, barricades, or signs with region-focused edits.

Best For

  • A photographer delivering travel photos who wants to remove bystanders without reshooting or regenerating the whole image.
  • An e-commerce operations manager publishing product images who needs to remove extra hands, wires, or reflections while keeping the product consistent.
  • A real-estate listing editor who needs to remove clutter from room photos and repair exposed wall or floor areas.
  • A content producer working with street-scene assets who needs to remove barricades, signs, or vehicles without changing the overall scene.