WattPix AI
Remove unwanted objects from photos with AI
What it does
WattPix is a browser-based AI photo editor for removing watermarks, logos, text and unwanted objects from a single image. Smart Select picks an object with one click, while brush controls refine difficult edges before AI inpainting reconstructs the background. The workspace keeps revision history, supports before/after comparison and works on desktop and mobile browsers. WattPix is available in English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean and is currently in public beta.
WattPix AI removes unwanted objects and details from photos online with smart selection, a manual brush and edit history.
Remove unwanted objects, price tags, text and visual clutter from one photo with a smart mask, manual control and edit history. WattPix combines smart selection, object removal, background reconstruction, manual control and edit history in one browser workspace. Peaky AI LAB, a technology publication operated by Japan’s Peaky Inc., published an independent review of WattPix AI. We thank the Peaky team for a thoughtful and honest look at the product, including the current limitations of our BETA. We are already working on these improvements and would be delighted if the Peaky team and its readers tried WattPix again when it moves beyond BETA. Drop an image here or choose a file. The AI…from wattpix.com
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