Supprimer un objet d'une photo

Supprimez un objet de vos photos en quelques secondes avec Magic Eraser. L'IA reconstruit automatiquement l'arrière-plan. Gratuit sur iOS, Android et le web.

Last updated June 21, 2026

Comment fonctionne la suppression de un objet par IA

Most photos don't have one obvious flaw — they have a little of everything. A travel shot with a stranger walking through it and a bin in the corner. A new-listing photo with a car in the driveway and a recycling tote by the gate. A portrait with an exit sign hovering over someone's shoulder. This is the catch-all page for all of it: instead of hunting for the exact tool for each thing, you point one AI eraser at whatever doesn't belong. Magic Eraser uses AI inpainting — you mark the object, and the model synthesizes a believable reconstruction of what was likely behind it, matching the surrounding light, color, and texture. It's important to be clear about what that means: the tool does not recover the literal hidden pixels (the camera never saw them). It generates a plausible fill based on the rest of the frame. For everyday subjects — pavement, grass, sky, walls, water — that fill is usually convincing enough that no one can tell. If your object falls into a common category, there's often a dedicated page tuned for it (people, cars, text and signs, watermarks, glare, and more), but this general eraser handles the long tail of one-off objects that don't fit a neat label.

Instructions étape par étape

1. 1

   Téléchargez votre photo

   Ouvrez Magic Eraser sur le web, iOS ou Android et déposez la photo contenant un objet à supprimer. JPEG, PNG et WebP sont pris en charge.

2. 2

   Peignez sur la zone

   Peignez sur un objet que vous souhaitez supprimer. Utilisez un pinceau légèrement plus large que l'objet pour que l'IA produise des bords plus nets.

3. 3

   Effacez et téléchargez

   L'IA reconstruit l'arrière-plan en quelques secondes. Inspectez le résultat, affinez avec le pinceau de retouche si nécessaire, puis exportez en pleine résolution.

Idéal pour

• Travel and vacation photos with strangers, tourists, or passers-by wandering through the background
• Real-estate and listing shots with a parked car, recycling bins, or a for-sale sign in the frame
• Street and architecture photos cluttered with power lines, poles, traffic signs, or scaffolding
• Portraits and group photos with a distracting exit sign, fire alarm, or wall fixture behind the subject
• Pet and kid photos where a leash, toy, or stray object pulls attention from the subject
• Product and marketplace listings with a stray hand, prop, or label that shouldn't be in shot
• Event and wedding photos with an unwanted guest, gear bag, or trash can at the edge of the frame
• Landscape and nature shots spoiled by a trail marker, fence post, or a single distant building

Notes importantes

Because this is AI inpainting, the eraser fills the gap with a synthesized reconstruction, not the real pixels that were hidden behind the object — the camera never captured them. The quality of that fill depends mostly on what's around the object. When the background is simple or repeating — sky, grass, pavement, water, a plain wall — the rebuild is usually seamless and no one can tell anything was removed. It gets harder when the object sits in front of something detailed or structured: a face, repeating tile or brick, text on a sign, or a complex pattern the model has to invent. There you may see slight smudging, a soft patch, or a guess that doesn't quite line up. Two habits help most. First, work in smaller passes for big or layered objects so the model has more reference pixels each time. Second, use the touch-up brush on any seams instead of redoing the whole erase. Large objects that take up most of the frame, or objects in front of clear text, are the cases most likely to need a manual cleanup pass. And for high-stakes uses — news, evidence, legal, or insurance photos — don't alter the image; keep AI removal to personal photos, listings, and creative work, and disclose edits where a platform or MLS requires it.

Questions fréquentes

Est-ce gratuit de supprimer un objet d'une photo ?

Oui. Le forfait gratuit de Magic Eraser couvre la suppression de un objet avec des limites d'utilisation quotidiennes. Le Premium (29,99 $/an) supprime les limites et débloque les exportations en haute résolution.

Combien de temps faut-il pour supprimer un objet ?

Généralement quelques secondes. L'IA traite la zone peinte et reconstruit l'arrière-plan presque instantanément.

Ça fonctionne sur mobile ?

Oui. Magic Eraser fonctionne sur iOS, Android et navigateurs web. Vous pouvez supprimer un objet depuis n'importe quel appareil.

La qualité de l'image est-elle préservée ?

Non. L'IA préserve la résolution et la qualité d'origine de votre photo. La zone reconstruite correspond à l'éclairage, la couleur et la texture environnants.