Magic Eraser - AI Photo Editor

Brush over anything you want gone, whether it's a person, an object, text, a logo or a watermark, and the app rebuilds the area behind it. The eraser handles blemishes and small retouches too, so it doubles as a touch-up tool. It's the core of the app. It's the feature most people install it for.

The app separates your subject from its surroundings in one tap. That's handy for product shots, cutouts and clean profile images. You can then drop the subject onto a new backdrop or export it on its own. For sellers who shoot product photos on a phone and want a clean, even result without booking studio time or paying for another tool, this replaces a fair amount of that work.

Enhancement tools fix sharpness, contrast and color balance. The upscaler enlarges images without turning them muddy, which matters if you want to print a photo or frame it at a larger size. Old, faded or low-resolution shots come out noticeably cleaner.

The expand feature grows the background around your photo, which fixes tight framing and opens up space for captions or titles, and it does this by having the AI paint new pixels that match the tone and texture of the original shot. It's aimed at posters, banners and social covers where you need breathing room in the composition. The result usually looks natural.

Beyond cleanup, the app works as an AI image generator: type a prompt, get a fresh visual. It also swaps objects, clothing or accessories inside a photo. The replacement tool matches color, lighting and texture so the edit blends in, and that attention to detail is what makes the swap believable rather than pasted on top of the original. This is where the app leans hardest on cloud processing, so results depend on your connection.

A converter turns portraits into anime or cartoon-style images. It includes an AI art generator for original pieces too. This is the playful side of the app, and it works well for avatars and social posts. Expect the most stylized results to need a subscription.